203: Instagram reels and artists

Update: 2022-10-10

Description

In this episode, Eugene and Charis highlight the impact of Instagram’s prioritization of video content for certain genres of artists. Is one’s ability to market themselves part of the job and “art” of being an artist?

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A New Refrain From Artists: We ‘Almost Gave Up on Instagram’ By Kalley Huang

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203: Instagram reels and artists

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203: Instagram reels and artists