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Career advice for emerging artists: 2018’s most popular reads

ArtsHub takes a look back at the most popular reads for people who are taking the first steps in their art careers, including those currently studying or about to embark on tertiary education.
17 Dec 2018
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Launching into a career in the arts can be exciting and terrifying in equal measure. Whether you’re about to begin tertiary education as a stepping stone to an arts career, or currently on a break before starting work in the sector, here are 10 of our most popular articles to inspire you as your studies and career progress.

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