With images of starving artists suffering for their work, living on the fringe of society, eating rarely and crashing on friends’ couches, the stereotypical artist’s life seems a tough one. It’s the type of life that artist Andy Fish once thought inescapable, “I always envisioned setting up paintings in the park and eating out of trash cans.”
Happily, Fish found that art and commerce can indeed co-exist. He has managed to stay out of the trash cans...
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