It depends on why the money is being given.
People who give money to artists because they support the work the artist is doing, while expecting nothing in return, are called Patrons of the Arts.
People who expect the money to be repaid, usually with interest, are called Angels.
People who are buying pieces of art, tickets to performances, etc., are called Clients, Customers, Theatergoers, Concertgoers or whatever applies to the kind of art it is.
commisioned
They are paid via straight commission on completed work. There are days where you sit there all day and make zero. There are days you do well. Just depends.
all scientists could be considered artists but actual Artist's that use science in their work? no, i think not.
William Plante is an artist and his work can be purchased online and in galleries. The value of art print done by William Plante varies.
Individuals would be paid by a large company, but the company gets a percentage of the cost of building, usually. If you're hiring one they'll most likely look for a percentage of the cost of the work being done.
Not only one. In 1963 Picasso painted a long series of paintings called The Artist and his Model, and a shorter series called The Artist.
Yes, charges are paid for work done .
Once the lyricist sells their work to an artist or a group, they get paid.
It means 'This painting is done as a copy of, or in the style of, artist X'. It is not the work of artist X.
"He and you were paid fifteen dollars for your work"
Work Done on Premises was created in 1980.
an artist's work room is a studio & an artist's show room is a gallery Atelier
Ghost busters
If the work done had to be done to comply with local statutes and regulations then yes he/she can
A non-profit business or sometimes called a non-profit organization, is a organization that does any kind of volunteer work without getting paid for the work that was done.
The artist doesn't get paid for their work and it is considered piracy, which is illegal.
If you haven't paid for the work done to it, they can place a mechanic's lien on it.