Art is labor, so why aren't musicians and other artists viewed as workers? – People's World

Art is labor. It’s really that simple. Creative professionals have crafted their art into a career. While there’s no dispute that the work of musicians, writers, actors, and dancers, as well as visual, film, and performance artists, begins with visceral inspiration, our pride lies also in our su...

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