With this new edition of a classic resource, even the most undecided artists will find their way toward artistic and financial fulfilment. More in-depth and versatile than ever, the book enables visual artists of all backgrounds and career stages to get a clear picture of the professional opportunities open to them, establish themselves successfully in the market, or give their careers a completely new spin. Skilfully researched and written by a veteran art career expert, it covers career opportunities that range from the obvious to the obscure. (The book has been completely updated to reflect evolutions such as the surge in arts management programs. A completely new chapter offers advice for "non-Caucasian" artists seeking to get into the public spotlight within their ethnic communities and beyond. With lists of up-to-date resources and an extensive bibliography, this is an invaluable tool for anyone considering a career in the visual arts No other book provides this kind of full and complete source material on how to find a career (or a job) relating to one's art skills. It covers an artist's professional life-cycle from the first thought about studying art to finding new opportu

Daniel Grant is a contributing editor of American Artist, where he publishes a monthly column on career issues. He is the author of An Artist's Guide - Making It in New York City, The Business of Being an Artist, The Fine Artist's Career Guide, The Artist's Resource Handbook,