Germany Debates Universal Basic Income for Artists
Germany's federal culture budget has reached an all-time high, yet independent artists and the free scene continue to struggle for survival. The article suggests looking to Ireland as a model, where a universal basic income for freelance artists has been introduced. The piece questions whether Germany could adopt a similar approach to support its creative sector.
Key facts
- Germany's federal culture budget is at a record high.
- The independent art scene in Germany is struggling to survive.
- Ireland has introduced a universal basic income for freelance artists.
- The article proposes Germany could learn from Ireland's example.
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- Germany
- Ireland