Art and Social Terrain: Get rich. Maybe not famous., 2023
Persons standing in front of a stand with the words „Jobbörse für Künstler*innen“ Eng.: “Job exchange for artists” on the signage
Person standing at a stand with print media and looking through a magazine
Exhibition set-up with cardboard boxes, beverage bottles in the foreground
Exhibition set-up with many people
Exhibition set-up, two people interacting at a stand
Exhibition set-up with people
Exhibition set-up, two people sitting behind a stand
Exhibition set-up, two people interacting at a stand
Two people stand next to each other, one person stands with their back to the camera, two arrows pointing upwards are depicted on the T-shirt
Table at which one person paints the fingernails of another person
One person appears to be caring for another person's tattoo
A person is tattooed by another person
A person is tattooed by another person
A person is tattooed by another person
One person sits at a table with a laptop, another sits next to it and looks at a projection on the wall
Type: Semester Project Degree Programme: Fine Art Professorship: Art and Social Terrain Advisors: Prof. Christine Hill, Florian Hesselbarth

The course “Get Rich. Maybe Not Famous.” explores how artistic skills can be monetized. In addition to hosting numerous artists as guests, the goal was to organize a job fair for artists at the end of the semester. Among the participants were the tattoo studio “The Chamber,” nail artist Minki Warhol, entrepreneur Rafael Horzon, and gallery owner Laetitia Gorsy.

Fine Art
Art and Social Terrain
Prof. Christine Hill
Florian Hesselbarth