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Crafting Careers: Exploring the Impact of Personal Branding and Social Media Strategy on the Professional Development of Performing Arts Students (2024)

Shauna-Claire O'Callaghan
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In the contemporary art world, the need for artists to develop effective personal branding strategies has become increasingly paramount. However, traditional art education often neglects the importance of marketing and communication theories, leaving emerging artists ill-equipped to navigate the complexities of self-promotion and audience engagement. This dissertation addresses this gap by proposing a theoretical approach to artist personal branding. Drawing upon insights from marketing, communication, and art theory, the study explores the role of personal branding in empowering artists to cultivate their audience and reputation independently of traditional gatekeepers such as curators and art critics. By examining existing literature and presenting three distinct frameworks for artist personal branding, this research aims to provide a theoretical foundation and practical guidance for artists seeking to establish and manage their personal brands effectively. Through an analysis of the challenges facing artists in the current art market landscape and the potential benefits of adopting personal branding strategies, this dissertation contributes to a deeper understanding of the intersection between art and marketing theory. Ultimately, the study seeks to empower artists to navigate the evolving art industry landscape and succeed in building sustainable careers through strategic personal branding.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsMarketing, Branding, Audience engagement, Career development
date10/02/2024
published03/07/2024
last modified03/07/2024
statuslimited publication
copyrightShauna-Claire O'Callaghan
licenseCC BY-NC-ND
languageEnglish
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/2553852/2553853
published inRoyal Irish Academy of Music
portal issue1. Summer 2024


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