Proverb: “A stumble may prevent a fall.” Done a fair bit of industrious stumbling. All must be well, then,
A really awful stumble is when pieces work amazingly well for the artist, and yet, seem unable to catch on with an audience. The artist is left to ponder the disconnect, to dissect it imaginary reason by imaginary reason, fault or no fault based, and to shrug for while.
More pieces/efforts than one cares to count don't work for one reason or another; a few serendipitous pieces come out surprisingly well with less effort than that of all those failures put together, probably because of all those failures. And most "good" work is in between: lots of effort, works.
As for stumbling in distribution -- how easy is that!
Thursday, November 25, 2010
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