"Unlocking Creative Potential: The Win-Win 'Loophole' Empowering Artists"

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Hypha Studios, a London-based nonprofit, provides free working spaces for artists in vacant commercial spaces, benefiting both the artists and landlords. By allowing artists to utilize empty stores and offices, landlords can save money on property taxes and enhance their corporate responsibility image. Similar organizations like ChaShaMa in New York have successfully implemented this model, providing long-term spaces for artists and fostering a sense of community. However, artists without gallery representation may struggle to sell their work and gain recognition in the art market.
A Win-Win 'Loophole' Giving Artists Space to Create The New York Times
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