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Scottish Artists Push for Basic Income Amid Burnout Crisis
1/26/2026
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Story summary
- Kirsty McArthur, a freelance artist from Glasgow, says artists face low pay and high living costs.
- Unions and experts warn many in the arts are close to burnout.
- Scottish artists and cultural figures, including Peter MacKay (national poet), call for a basic income for the arts, citing Ireland's successful scheme.
- Culture Secretary Angus Robertson is exploring the idea.
- Supporters say the plan could strengthen Scotland's cultural landscape.
