While it can be hard to carve our a living as an artist, people with a love for the subject often explore other fields when it comes to having a fun, relevant day job. Working in arts administration is a great way to understand the industry and build your network, and working in this area, it will be your job to ensure that artists and performers earn a living and are able to show their work to the general public. Meanwhile, studying art history can be a great way to contribute to the understanding of how artists have impacted human history over the years. If you're looking to break into either of these fields, a qualification in Art History is your best bet. Search related PLC and Third-Level programmes on Whichcollege.ie today.
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