Artists don't care how art is made — and few critics have unique skills, argues thread
justintrimble · x · 2026-09-06
justintrimble argues successful artists are too busy creating art to worry about how it's made, and few critics possess unique technical skills. The thread follows gandamuml's earlier point that art-market profitability hinges on brand-building and leverage, which commoditized professions never enjoyed.
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