Indie art

Art produced independently

The now-famous Banksy has had a successful career as an artist despite having eschewed commercial galleries

Indie art, a shortened form of independent art is art produced by artists independent of the mainstream commercial fine arts market, which includes such institutions as art auctions, art dealers, and major art galleries. Galleries featuring indie art also exist.[1][2]

The term "indie art" is a parallel construction, following independent music's more commonly used, shortened name, indie music, and is similar in concept to other related terms like indie game, indie role-playing game and indie design.

## See also

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* Economics of the arts and literature
* Outsider art

## References

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1. ^ Sarah Askari (July 2007), SPIN, SPIN Media LLC, p. 118, ISSN 0886-3032, retrieved 2 September 2013
2. ^ Heather, Rosemary (2018-09-04). "How indie art spaces are surviving gentrification in Toronto". NOW Magazine. Retrieved 2019-05-04.[permanent dead link]

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Independent production

Reading|

* Alternative comics
* Alternative manga
* Fanzine
* Webcomic
* business
* Webtoon
* Minicomic
* Co-ops
* Doujinshi
* conventions
* printers
* shops
* Self-publishing
* Small press
* Amateur press association

Audio|

* Independent music
* Record label
* Netlabel
* Open-source label
* Radio
* Station
* Pirate radio
* Cassette culture
* Doujin music
* Lo-fi music
* Tracker (MOD) music
* Podsafe
* Underground music

Musical instruments|

* Circuit bending
* Experimental musical instrument

Video|

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* Home movies
* Amateur film
* Amateur pornography
* Fan film
* Machinima

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Professional|

* Independent animation
* Cinema of Transgression
* Independent film
* American eccentric cinema
* Indiewood
* List of American independent films
* Mumblecore
* Exploitation film
* Guerrilla filmmaking
* B movie
* Golden Age
* '50s
* '60s–'70s
* '80s–present
* Z movie
* Midnight movie
* Low-budget film
* No-budget film
* No wave cinema
* Double feature

Software|

* Cowboy coding
* Demoscene
* Free software
* Open-source software
* Software cracking
* Unofficial patch
* Warez scene

Video games|

* Indie games
* development
* developers
* Homebrew
* Fan game
* Doujin soft
* Mod
* Open-source video game
* ROM hack

* Food
* Drinks

* Independent soft drink
* Homebrewing
* Microbrewery

Other|

* Indie art
* Amateur photography
* Mail art
* Naïve art
* Outsider art
* Visionary environment
* Indie RPG
* Independent circuit (wrestling)
* Independent TV station

General|

* Independent media
* Indie design
* Do it yourself (DIY ethic)
* Doujin
* Make (magazine)
* Maker Faire
* Social peer-to-peer processes

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