For Love and Money: The Future of the Arts and Humanities Now! Description Focusing on the non-economic and public benefits of the arts and humanities on campuses and in the community, we raise questions about the future of this work. Key moments 0:00 Introduction 0:50 Panel begins 16:06 – 17:28 Raasin McIntosh says that artists are essential to preserving the culture of a city and argues that the changing culture of Austin, Texas has been leaving artists behind. 39:19 – 42:11 Rachel Magee explains what an artist union might look like and how it might shift an uneven balance of power away from employers. 48:27 – 49:47 Charlie Lockwood explores COVID-19’s impact on Texas’ arts and culture industries. 1:15:24 – 1:19:48 Sidonie Smith gives a presentation on the state of higher education, and discusses how the arts and humanities exist within the shifting nature of the university. 1:44:04 – 1:45:53 Robin Moore shares a vision of the future of humanities in higher education, arguing that students must be better supported. This should include downsizing programs and teaching marketable skills. Anne Lewis,Carmen Rangel,Charlie Lockwood,J Muzacz,Raasin McIntosh,Rachel Magee,Robin Moore,Sidonie Smith Artistic Labor and the Humanities,Community Organizing,COVID-19,Essential Work,Growth & Degrowth,Infrastructure,Labor Organizing,Precarity,Radical Visions,Valuation You may also like Keynote Roundtable: Worker Advocacy Organizations & the Future of Work AI and Technology,Artistic Labor and the Humanities,Automation & Technological Change,COVID-19,Essential Work,Gig Economy,Informal Work,Infrastructure,Labor Organizing,Valuation,Work Across the Global South Keynote Opening Roundtable AI and Technology,Automation & Technological Change,Care Work,COVID-19,Essential Work,Informal Work,Precarity,Radical Visions,Valuation,Work Across the Global South Beyond Inequality: Case Studies Capitalism & Adjectives,Essential Work,Informal Work,Labor Organizing,Migration,Precarity,Racial Capitalism,Work Across the Global South Informality and the Future of Work: A Conversation Care Work,Essential Work,Informal Work,Labor Organizing,Migration,Precarity,Racial Capitalism,Work Across the Global South Conversations on Caring Capitalism & Adjectives,Care Work,Community Organizing,COVID-19,Essential Work,Precarity,Racial Capitalism,Social Reproduction,Valuation,Work Across the Global South Essential for What? A Conversation on the Global Dimensions of Essential Work Capitalism & Adjectives,Care Work,COVID-19,Essential Work,Informal Work,Infrastructure,Racial Capitalism,Radical Visions,Social Reproduction,Valuation,Work Across the Global South
