Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: I’ve felt the strain of loneliness due to social distancing and isolation. I tend to show my love and affection, in friendships as well as familial and romantic relationships, physically. The lack of touch is something that I’m sure many are feeling and it’s going to take some time to …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: I am sheltering in place, everyday is the same. It is lonely and liberative. I have lost my job so I am in a monotonous hamster wheel of consuming information on the job market, COVID-19 Fund Relief. Q: How has the crisis affected your practice? A: I am largely uninspired …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: Much of my time is spent in the studio, but with the coming of spring, my studio extends to the town around me. I don’t know how or if that process will happen this season. When painting outside I do not encourage much dialogue, but some interaction is inevitable. It …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: Much of my time is spent in the studio, but with the coming of spring, my studio extends to the town around me. I don’t know how or if that process will happen this season. When painting outside I do not encourage much dialogue, but some interaction is inevitable. It …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: I am fortunate in that I can pursue many of my volunteer activities online. I now spend almost all time at home, except for jogging, walking, bike-riding, and grocery-shopping. Q: How has the crisis affected your practice? A: It’s made me consider new ways to do my work, new ways …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: Q: How has the crisis affected your practice? A: My business, TravelArt Services is a service business that is categorized as non-essential. Art exhibitions are not being installed or de-installed. As an artist, I can work in my studio and that has not changed. Making art is primarily done in …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: I work from home. I’m lucky and grateful. I’m feeling like I’m getting depressed without interacting with humans in person. Q: How has the crisis affected your practice? A: I’m super lazy these days. Q: How has the crisis affected you economically? A: Trying to sell my house in LA …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: The exhibition that was to be my largest source of income in the first half of the year has been postponed indefinitely. I have been promised that I will be paid for (curatorial) work done to date, but nothing as yet. In the interim, I have some grant funded projects …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: My classes were cancelled Q: How has the crisis affected your practice? A: I have not been able to teach and interact with students and further my career Q: How has the crisis affected you economically? A: Q: What is the role of culture in a time of crisis? A: …
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Q: How has the crisis affected your everyday life? A: I am fortunate in that the crisis has not affected me economically. I initially feared losing my day job at a small business outside of the arts/culture sector, but my employer has made it a priority to ride out the crisis w/employees intact and I am able to work from …