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Looks at the route to artistic greatness which is paved in some unusual ways. Inability to use a degree or family connections to get to paid artistic work; How the service industry has proved to be a training ground for cultural icons; Examples of Madonna working at Dunkin' Donuts and Kate Winslet w...
| Publicado en: | New Statesman Vol. 133; no. 4680; pp. 44 - 47 |
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New Statesman Ltd.
3/22/2004
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| Sumario: | Looks at the route to artistic greatness which is paved in some unusual ways. Inability to use a degree or family connections to get to paid artistic work; How the service industry has proved to be a training ground for cultural icons; Examples of Madonna working at Dunkin' Donuts and Kate Winslet working at a north London deli; Journalism as another possible path; Teaching as a popular starter career for all sorts of arts greats; Examples of those who went on to artistic fame; Bob Hoskins' job as a circus fire-eater; Best job of all which is to have no job at all. |
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