Most artists have had a ‘day job’ at some point: Sidney Nolan worked at the Fayrefield Hat factory, Patrick White was a stockman, and Helen Garner worked as a teacher. The economic reality of working as an artist, performer or writer means most people also require a day job to supplement their creative work.
We’ve compiled a list of jobs that can help you make connections and contacts, enrich your practice and support your creative work.
