Jobs in the arts have been in freefall
Strange then that jobs in the arts are being shed from the economy like a dog trying to get rid of fleas. Artists, writers, musicians, and photographers are disappearing from the economy are rates of 20 - 45% in the last decade.
I wonder what Florida makes of that trend line.
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