How to be a Famous Artist
by David Gilhooly & Camille Chang
© 2004 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Reprinted by permission of the authors
Photo © Hakan GilhoolyOkay, so I was supposed to come up with text for this page so that Camille could put up images of the new pieces. I got a letter from a gallery asking how to be a famous artist and how to promote art so that the art world would notice.
I recently read an interview with Bill Gates. The question was asked, "Don't you feel it ironic that you tell kids to stay in school, yet you're a college dropout?" The gist of his answer was, "Yes." But he went on to explain that he was in the middle of a paradigm shift at the time he left and meant to leave for only a year while he "explored" it. But if you're not as lucky as he and other people of that time were, then staying in school could possibly be a good idea.
by David Gilhooly & Camille Chang
© 2004 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Reprinted by permission of the authors
Photo © Hakan GilhoolyOkay, so I was supposed to come up with text for this page so that Camille could put up images of the new pieces. I got a letter from a gallery asking how to be a famous artist and how to promote art so that the art world would notice.
I recently read an interview with Bill Gates. The question was asked, "Don't you feel it ironic that you tell kids to stay in school, yet you're a college dropout?" The gist of his answer was, "Yes." But he went on to explain that he was in the middle of a paradigm shift at the time he left and meant to leave for only a year while he "explored" it. But if you're not as lucky as he and other people of that time were, then staying in school could possibly be a good idea.
