Artnet Report Reveals Talent Crisis as Half of Millennial Women Consider Leaving Art Industry
The latest report, 'Hardwiring Change: Buying Back Time,' released by Artnet and the Association of Women in the Arts, indicates that half of millennial women are contemplating exiting the art sector within five years. This data highlights a crisis in the talent pipeline, attributed to financial strain, systemic inequality, and a lack of institutional progress. In an Artnet News segment, host Margaret Carrigan examines these findings, emphasizing the concerning consequences for the art market.
Key facts
- 1 in 2 millennial women are considering leaving the art industry in the next five years
- The report is the second annual collaboration between Artnet and the Association of Women in the Arts
- The report is titled 'Hardwiring Change: Buying Back Time'
- Drivers include financial pressure, structural inequality, and institutional inertia
- Margaret Carrigan hosts the segment discussing the report
- The report suggests a talent pipeline crisis
- The segment is part of Artnet News
- The report focuses on women in the arts
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Institutions
- Artnet
- Association of Women in the Arts
- Artnet News