Can't predict the future. The present is interesting. I think one effect of the spastic proliferation of technology, especially these insanely complex digital technologies, into so-called artistic media has been to fuzzify boundaries and raise interesting questions. I don't think these questions are really new. Technology has always interacted with art.
People quote each other.
They react to their social and political situations, to religion, to oppression. Maybe we need to open our senses more the rest of the time. Maybe event production is the kind of art form that might help people to look around them and realize how much we are created by our space, and how much we create that space. Producers get a cut, and performers get a cut, so as both, my take is relatively large, but we never make any money anyhow. They're also parties.