List of Arts Resources During the COVID-19 Outbreak
In times of crisis, artists are often among those most affected. In addition to health concerns, this is a challenging moment for many in our community as we deal with cancelled income and trying to make plans during uncertain times. Creative Capital has always been anchored by a rich spirit of community and mutual generosity, and we believe that continuing communication and exchange are crucial for all of us. As COVID-19 continues to spread across the United States, we have created a list of resources for artists working in all disciplines, as well as arts philanthropists, and arts professionals.
We will continue to update this list over the next few months. If you have a resource to add, please fill out this form. You can also let us know through the form, what you would like to see.
Also check out our list of arts events that have moved online due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Updated 3/3/2021. ** denotes a new resource added this week.
Online Workshops
As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to affect the world, many artists are left with little options to show their work and generate an income. We have launched a series of free online workshops, Coping with COVID, designed to help artists mitigate the effects of the pandemic and economic situation.
Coping with COVID: Livestreaming for Artists
Yara Travieso and Brighid Greene will assess how livestreaming can serve as a powerful tool for artists that are currently looking for ways to maintain their artistic practice and livelihood.
Coping with COVID: Financial Implications for Creative Individuals
This virtual gathering provides an overview of the financial implications of the COVID-19 outbreak. It is meant to help creative individuals cope with the unique financial challenges they face and provide tangible strategies for coping with the ongoing uncertainty.
Coping with COVID: Time Management During Challenging Times
This online workshop presents tips, tools, and resources to create a better structure, take control of your environment, manage your time better as we continue to work from home.
Coping with COVID: Centering Wellness and Self-Care for Creatives
Rhonda Wheatley discusses how artists might rethink productivity, as many attempt to maintain a sense of “business as usual” when things are anything but usual.
Amy Smith moderates a discussion with panelists Daniel Park, Kristina Wong, and Caroline Woolard addressing how artists can manage a self-sustaining practice amid uncertainty and rapidly changing economic conditions.
Adaptive Platforms for Artist Resilience
Kyle Dacuyan moderates a discussion with Ali Rosa-Salas, Wes Taylor, and Tara Aisha Willis exploring ways in which artist-centered organizations are pivoting to accommodate artists’ needs during COVID and evolving in the process.
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National Grants
Actors Fund Entertainment Assistance Program
The Actors Fund provides services and financial support to entertainment professionals facing personal or work-related problems. It is also a conduit for emergency financial assistance in times of pressing need or in response to catastrophic events.
This grant provides emergency aid to professional fine artists and their families in times of sickness, natural disaster, bereavement or unexpected extreme hardship. Only artists with immediate medical emergencies should apply.
Creative Capital has joined forces with our community to form Artist Relief, a new coalition of national arts grantmakers. This new initiative includes immediate, unrestricted emergency funding of $5,000 for individual artists of all disciplines to help those in need due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Artists in any discipline who has been impacted by COVID19-related cancellations and closures may apply for assistance from this relief fund.
Arts and Culture Leaders of Color Emergency Fund
This emergency fund can provide up to $200 for people of color that are either working artist or art administration and are affected by COVID-19.
The Author League Fund helps professional writers in financial need because of medical or health-related problems, temporary loss of income, or other misfortune by providing no-strings-attached “loans” to pay for pressing expenses.
The Blues Foundation HART Fund
The Blues Foundation Handy Artists Relief Trust Fund is available to Blues musicians and their families who are in financial need due to a broad range of health concerns.
The Carnegie Fund for Authors awards grants to published authors who are in need of emergency financial assistance as a result of illness or injury to self, spouse, or dependent child, or who has had some other misfortune that has placed the applicant in pressing and substantial pecuniary need.
Artists who have suffered from a recent, career threatening emergency, such as an illness, accident, fire or natural disaster, can apply for funding. CERF+ also has a list of resources centered around the pandemic.
This fund provides emergency financial assistance to individual playwrights, composers, lyricists, and bookwriters in dire need of funds due to severe hardship or unexpected illness.
Gottlieb Emergency Grant Program
This emergency grant provides financial assistance to painters, printmakers, and sculptors whose needs are the result of an unforeseen incident, and who lack the resources to meet that situation.
Jazz Foundation Musicians Emergency Fund
Musicians who have made a living playing blues, jazz, and roots music can apply for emergency funding from the Jazz Foundation.
The Musicians Foundation provides grants to U.S. musicians in any genre in a time of acute need due to personal, medical, dental, or family crisis, natural disaster, or other emergency situation.
National Endowment for the Arts CARES Act Guidelines
Through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, the National Endowment for the Arts will award funds to nonprofit arts organizations across the country to help these entities and their employees endure the economic hardships caused by the forced closure of their operations due to the spread of COVID-19.
National Endowment for the Humanities CARES Act Guidelines
NEH invites applications from eligible organizations, like libraries, art museums, and other cultural organizations seeking support for at-risk humanities positions and projects that have been impacted by the coronavirus.
The New York Foundation for the Arts has a running list of additional emergency grant opportunities for artists, categorized by disciplines.
NYFA and the Rauschenberg Foundation have teamed up to offer visual and media artists and choreographers in the US grants of up to $5,000 for medical related emergencies.
This relief fund provides financial assistance to all types of career musicians and music industry workers who are struggling to make ends meet because of COVID-19.
Anonymous Was A Woman Emergency Relief Grant
[CLOSED] This special grant allows women-identifying artists to apply for up to $2,500 for financial hardships from loss of income or opportunity as a direct result of the crisis.
Burnaway’s Emergency Writers Grant
[CLOSED] Burnaway has an open application to apply for cash grants of $500. Critics and culture writers based in the South, who are facing financial emergencies due to COVID-19 are welcome to apply by May 15.
[CLOSED] This fund supports craft-based education projects through October. Artists can apply to receive one-time, unrestricted grants of $5,000 for their education projects that envision and build new futures for craft.
Creative Change Emergency Assistance Stipends
[CLOSED] The Opportunity Agenda is providing emergency assistance stipends of $1,000 for artists and cultural strategists who meet certain criteria.
[CLOSED] ConvertKit has established a fund to help creators in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. They have already received more applications than they have funding, but encourage creators to still apply.
Critical Minded Relief Fund for Cultural Critics
[CLOSED] This grant offer unrestricted relief of $500 to cultural critics who are part of underrepresented communities experiencing financial hardship due to the pandemic. Applications are due June 15.
[CLOSED] This new emergency relief fund provides $500 grants to young and emerging artists and arts administrators struggling because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Equal Sound Musicians’ Corona Relief Fund
[CLOSED] Musicians who have lost income due to a cancelled gig as a result of the coronavirus outbreak can apply to receive support from this fund.
Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant
[CLOSED] The Foundation for Contemporary Arts offers one-time $2,000 grants to artists who have had performances or exhibitions canceled or postponed because of the pandemic.
GlobalGiving Red Backpack Fund
[CLOSED] Majority women-owned businesses and nonprofits with annual revenues less than $5M can now apply for $5,000 grants in support of long-term recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
Kinkade Family Foundation Emergency Grant for Curators
[CLOSED] This emergency grant provides funding for a curatorial project that sheds light on the world during this time of darkness. Priority will be given to curators who have a venue secured for their project and are greatly impacted by the challenges we are facing due to COVID-19.
[CLOSED] Literary organizations and publishers can apply to the Literary Arts Emergency Fund for COVID-related emergency relief grants ranging from $5,000 to $50,000. Apply by August 7, 2020.
New Music Solidarity Fund for Freelance Performers
[CLOSED] Any musician who is in financial need, does not have a salaried position, and has had a project involving a living composer canceled because of the pandemic is invited to apply.
PEN American Writers’ Emergency Fund
[PAUSED] PEN America will distribute grants of $500 to $1,000 based on applications that demonstrate an inability to meet an acute financial need, especially one resulting from the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.
[CLOSED] Format has put together a $25,000 relief fund designed to help photographers facing financial difficulties during the outbreak. The fund offers $500 per person.
[CLOSED] This rapid response fund supports the personal expenses of Muslim artists and activists whose livelihoods are being negatively impacted by this current moment. The application is temporarily closed, but they encourage people to check back again soon.
Queer Writers of Color Relief Fund
[CLOSED] This fund is for queer writers of color who are in need of financial assistance. The fund will make disbursements once per day.
Art Interrupted Emergency Arts Fund
[CLOSED] Twenty Summer has launched an emergency fund for artists and arts organizations suffering from unexpected and unmanageable financial loss as a result of the COVID-19. Artists can receive up to $500, while arts organizations can receive up to $1,000.
Local and State Grants
Performing Arts Worker Relief Fund
Location: Bay Area, California
This is a resource for performing arts workers in the Bay Area who are facing a loss of income due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
UNTITLED, ART Emergency Fund
Location: Bay Area, California
Artists who live in the Bay Area for the past two years are eligible for $250 in an effort to support the security and protection of artists who, in “normal times,” hold part-time or contract work to prioritize their art practice.
Boston Artist Relief Fund
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
The Boston Artist Relief Fund will award grants of $500 and $1000 to individual artists who live in Boston whose creative practices and incomes are being adversely impacted by Coronavirus.
California Relief Fund for Artists & Cultural Practitioners
Location: California
Artists or cultural practitioners living in the state of California can apply for this emergency relief fund offering unrestricted $1,000 grants.
Biscotto-Miller Theater Workers Fund
Location: Chicago, Illinois
This fund provides emergency assistance for any member of the Chicago theater community who is dealing with serious medical issues, including those that may result from COVID-19 infection.
Chippewa Valley Artist Relief
Location: Chippewa Valley, Wisconsin
This fund is disbursing funding for people working in performing arts, visual arts, digital arts, and other creative fields in the Chippewa Valley region.
Colorado Artist Relief Fund
Location: Colorado
This fund provides grants of up to $1,000 to individual artists who live in Colorado who are experiencing immediate needs due to COVID-19, and whose incomes are being adversely affected.
Dallas Low Income Artist Fund
Location: Dallas, Texas
This fund provides support for low-income, BIPOC, trans, gender nonconforming, and queer artists and freelancers whose livelihoods are being affected by the pandemic in Dallas.
Creative Industry Relief Fund
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
This creative industry relief fund helps support musicians, artists, performers and filmmakers in the Tarrant County area in Texas who have lost work due to COVID-19.
Arts for Illinois Relief Fund
Location: Illinois
This statewide effort that provides financial relief to artists and arts organizations in Illinois with urgent need due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rocket Relief Fund
Location: Kansas City, Kansas and Missouri
Artists within an 80-mile radius of Kansas City can apply for this relief fund. Artists will receive $1,000 through a lottery process.
Wichita Creatives Emergency Relief Fund
Location: Sedgwick County, Kansas
Independent artists, musicians, performers and others who work in a creative capacity in the Sedgwick County area can apply for $500 rapid response.
Mass Cultural Council COVID-19 Relief
Location: Massachusetts
Individual artists, or teaching artists, humanist, or scientists who promote education in the arts, humanities, or interpretive sciences living in Massachusetts can apply for this relief fund.
Fulcrum Fund
Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico
516 Art’s fund will provide $1,000 to 60 local artists who have lost income as a result of cancellations due to the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic in the Santa Fe area.
Crosshatch Artist Fund
Location: Michigan
This fund supports individual artists who earn 33% or more of their income from their art, who have lost income because of COVID-19 related cancellations, and who live in the 5-county area of Antrim, Benzie, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska and Leelanau in Northwest Lower Michigan.
Max’s Kansas City Emergency Grants
Location: New York
The Max’s Kansas City project provides emergency funding and resources to professionals in the creative arts.
Mayer Foundation Economic Relief Grants
Location: New York, New York
The Mayer Foundation provides grants to individual artists and nonprofits who are distressed or suffering as a result of poverty, low income or lack of financial resources.
Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council Emergency Fund
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Artists and creative workers living in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Washington, Lawrence, Indiana, Greene, Fayette, Washington, and Westmoreland counties are eligible to request up to $500.
Artist Relief Fund
Location: Rhode Island
The Artist Relief Fund is to help Rhode Island artists who have lost income due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Community Arts COVID Response Grant
Location: San Francisco, California
This grant provides general operating support to arts and culture organizations in Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco counties suffering revenue loss due to the closure of venues and cancellation of events. Response grants will be for organizational stability/general operating support, and will be awarded for $5,000, $10,000 or $15,000.
Artist Trust Relief Fund
Location: Washington
This relief fund provides rapid response grants supporting critical needs of artists in Washington state whose livelihoods have been impacted by COVID-19.
Washington Theatre Guide Taking Care Fund
Location: Washington, DC
Any theater professional currently residing in and who has actively worked in the Washington metropolitan area within the past two years is eligible to apply for emergency relief.
Atlanta Artist Lost Gig Fund
Location: Atlanta
[CLOSED] The Atlanta Artist Lost Gig Fund is designed to provide financial assistance to Atlanta area artists who have unmet essential needs due to lost revenue from cancelled upcoming events and gigs.
Safety Net Fund
Location: Bay Area, California
[CLOSED] The Safety Net Fund is a non-profit designed to help support artists in the Bay Area during the COVID-19 crisis.
Artists Now
Location: Bay Area, California
[CLOSED] Artists who live in the Bay Area, who have been financially impacted by COVID-19, and who are people of color, women, or identify as LGBTQIA+ can apply for $500.
Cambridge Artist Relief Fund
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
[CLOSED] Focused on lost income, current and into the foreseeable future, this fund will provide one-time relief to arts organizations and artists who live, work, create, or perform in Cambridge.
Desert X Artist Relief Fund
Location: Southern California
[CLOSED] This fund distributes emergency grants of $1,000 to visual artists living and working in Southern California, including the Coachella Valley and desert environs, who have been directly impacted by the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Charlottesville Artist Relief Fund
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
[CLOSED] This fund supports Charlottesville-area artists who have lost income due to the cancellation of specific, scheduled gigs, or opportunities due to COVID-19 precautionary measures.
Chicago Theater Workers Relief Fund
Location: Chicago, Illinois
[CLOSED] Chicago area theater professionals may apply for a grant of up to $500 on a first come first served basis.
Connecticut Artist Relief Fund
Location: Connecticut
[CLOSED] This fund provides $500 grants to individual artists and teaching artists who live in Connecticut and whose creative practices and incomes are being adversely impacted by the coronavirus.
Connecticut Arts Organization Emergency Relief Fund
Location: Connecticut
[CLOSED] The Connecticut Office of the Arts is providing emergency funding for CT non-profit arts organizations that have been impacted by the COVID19 pandemic. Organizations can apply for grants between $1,500 and 3,000 for salaries, artist fees, and more, by June 3.
Durham Artist Relief Fund
Location: Durham, North Carolina
[CLOSED] Artist, arts presenter or arts venues in need of funds due to COVID-19 can apply for funding.
East Bay/Oakland Relief Fund
Location: East Bay, California
[CLOSED] This relief fund supports East Bay artists, teaching artists, culture bearers, and nonprofit arts workers with grants of up to $2,000.
Hamptons Arts Network Artist Relief Fund
Location: Hamptons, New York
[CLOSED] This relief fund will award unrestricted $1,000 grants to support artists living/working on the East End of Long Island who have experienced dire financial emergencies due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Hawaii Artists and Entertainment Fund
Location: Hawaii
[CLOSED] Working artists or entertainment professionals in the Hawaii area in need of assistance due to COVID-19 can apply.
Indy Arts & Culture COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
[CLOSED] This relief fund was created for individuals working in the Indianapolis arts sector and impacted by the current public health crisis.
Arts Emergency Relief Fund
Location: Los Angeles, California
[CLOSED] This program provides emergency relief grants to City of Los Angeles-based dance, music, and theater artists, as well as small ensembles who have had their public performances, shows, or concerts cancelled.
Relief Fund for L.A. County Visual Artists
Location: Los Angeles, California
[CLOSED] This fund will support visual artists’ financial needs during the economic crisis that has resulted from the coronavirus pandemic.
Individual Artist Emergency Relief Grant
Location: Madison County, Alabama
[CLOSED] To help offset some of the economic impact, this fund will provide individual artists with grants of $250 to $500 to cover immediate expenses.
Maryland State Arts Council Emergency Grants
Location: Maryland
[CLOSED] These special grant opportunities provide emergency funding to arts organizations and artists in Maryland as they adjust to losses sustained because of programming, operations, and events that have been modified or cancelled.
Oolite Arts Relief Fund
Location: Miami, Florida
[CLOSED] This relief fund offers up to $500 to cover lost income due to COVID-19 to Miami-based Artists.
Springboard for the Arts Emergency Relief Fund
Location: Minnesota
[CLOSED] This relief fund supports artists in Minnesota who experience career-threatening emergencies, expanded to include emergencies related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Artists can request up to $500 to compensate for cancelled work that was scheduled and lost.
Maine Artist Relief Fund
Location: Maine
[CLOSED] This fund will award grants of $500 to individual artists who live in Maine and whose creative practices and incomes are being adversely impacted by the coronavirus.
Creative Response Fund Emergency Grants
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
[CLOSED] Creative Response provides New Orleans-based artists, performers, writers, and culture bearers $2,000 individual emergency relief grants.
COVID Rent Relief Fund
Location: New York, New York
[CLOSED] This program will provide eligible households with a one-time rental subsidy that will be sent directly to the household’s landlord. Applicants will not need to repay this assistance. Applications will be accepted throughout a two-week application period.
Artist Community Relief Fund
Location: New York, New York
[CLOSED] Abrons Arts Center and Henry Street Settlement launched this fund to support artists and arts workers who live in the following zip codes: 10002, 10009, 10013. The application is currently down, but artists can sign up to receive updates through an email newsletter.
NYC Community Trust COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund
Location: New York, New York
[CLOSED] The NYC COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund was created to aid nonprofit service providers struggling with the health and economic effects of the coronavirus.
NYC Dancers Relief Fund
Location: New York, New York
[CLOSED] This fund offers urgent relief to freelance dance artist who have suffered financial losses due to the spread of the COVID-19 and the government enforced social restrictions.
East Bay/Oakland Relief Fund for Individuals in the Arts
Location: Oakland, California
[CLOSED] The fund grants $2,000 in financial support to individual artists, teaching artists, cultural bearers, and nonprofit arts workers who are permanent residents of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. The deadline to apply is June 5.
North Carolina Artist Relief Fund
Location: North Carolina
[CLOSED] This fund has been created to support creative individuals who have been financially impacted by gig cancellations due to the outbreak of COVID-19. Artists and arts presenters in North Carolina can apply for emergency funding.
COVID-19 Arts Aid PHL
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
[CLOSED] This program will provide up to $500 for working artists and up to $1,000 for small arts and culture organizations in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties.
Philadelphia Performing Artists’ Emergency Fund
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
[CLOSED] This fund was created to assist performing artists whose income has been impacted by show cancellations, slowing ticket sales, or low turnout during this pandemic.
Portland Area Artist Relief Emergency Fund
Location: Portland, Oregon
[PAUSED]This fund is currently for freelance and independent artists residing in the Portland tri-county area.
St. Louis Artist Relief Fund
Location: St. Louis, Missouri
[CLOSED] Artists in the St. Louis City or County whose immediate creative practices and incomes are being adversely impacted by the COVID-19 crisis can apply for $500 or $1,000 grants.
San Fransisco Arts and Artists Relief Fund
Location: San Francisco, California
[CLOSED] This emergency relief fund has been set up to help mitigate COVID-19 related financial losses that artists and small to mid-size arts and culture organizations have suffered. Individuals may apply for up to $2,000 and use the award however they see fit. Awards to organizations will range up to $25,000 and will be scaled based on budget size, up to $2 million.
San Francisco Foundation Emergency Response Fund for Nonprofits
Location: San Francisco, California
[CLOSED] SFF will make a limited number of one-time grants between $3,000 and $25,000 to nonprofits that are addressing the following four issue areas, described in greater detail below: racial bias, worker protection, homelessness and renter protection/housing security, and food security.
4Culture Relief Fund
Location: Seattle, Washington
[CLOSED] This relief fund will distribute $1 million to artists in the King County, Washington, area who are affected by closures, cancellations, and loss of work due to COVID-19.
Spokane Artists & Creatives Fund
Location: Spokane, Washington
[CLOSED] Although this fund for artists and creative workers in Spokane has run out of funding, the website encourages applications. They will disburse money as they receive more funding.
Wherewithal Recovery Grants
Location: Washington, DC
[CLOSED] These grants are available to professional visual artists living inside the DC-area Beltway. The $1,000 grants are intended to help offset lost income from cancelled exhibitions, performances, or lectures, and from canceled or furloughed employment.
Tamarack Emergency Relief Program
Location: West Virginia
[CLOSED] Artists directly affected by a significant disaster such flood, fire, or emergency medical needs, you may be eligible for the Tamarack Emergency Relief Program.
Other Resources
This organization provides pro bono legal assistance to the members of the international performing arts community when they encounter problems with issues related to live streaming, the U.S. visa and immigration systems, and issues related to the new “public charge” rules.
Coronavirus Preparedness for Theatres
This webinar by the Theatre Communications Group provides a holistic take on preparedness for theatres, including, general preparedness strategies, how to forecast budget shifts should productions be cancelled, how to navigate insurance, and more.
Disaster Resilience for Northern California Grantmakers
The Northern California Grantmakers has a series of online discussions to work together to form a philanthropic response.
Financial Justice Calls for Nonprofits
Financial Advisor Tamara Bates is offering free one-on-one phone call sessions to help discuss financial concerns and aspirations for nonprofit arts organizations.
A list of resources specifically designed to serve freelance artists, and those interested in supporting the independent artist community, including actors, designers, producers, technicians, stage managers, musicians, and more.
How to Host a Watch Party on Facebook
With Facebook’s Watch Party feature, you can watch tons of videos and shows with members of groups you’re in on Facebook. This could be helpful for filmmakers or other artists whose screenings had to be cancelled.
How to Plan a Virtual Event on Vimeo
Vimeo’s live production team offers advice on how schools, event coordinators, marketers, and more are evolving their event strategies to optimize engaging live streaming experiences.
Interdisciplinary Remote & Remote-Friendly Employers
This spreadsheet compiled by Rachel Meade Smith of Words of Mouth includes resources for seeking remote work, starting with a growing list of interdisciplinary remote-friendly employers. Sign up to receive Smith’s weekly newsletter.
Preparing Your Organization for Coronavirus Outbreak Webinar
This webinar by the Event Safety Alliance provides some helpful information around planning and crisis management.
Women and Hollywood Amplify Filmmakers Affected by SXSW Cancellation
If your project has been affected by the cancellation of SXSW or another festival or event, and you doing something else to recoup the costs or attend another event down the road, Women and Hollywood wants to help you amplify your campaign.
Small Business Grants from Facebook
Up to 30,000 eligible small businesses in more than 30 countries where Facebook operates will be able to receive $100M in cash grants and ad credits to help during this challenging time.
Useful Information
This is an evolving map that shows where United States officials have passed, or where tenants are working to pass, emergency tenant protections during the COVID-19 crisis.
Guidelines for the Postponement or Cancellation of Work
WAGE provides some basic guidelines that can be used by artists and nonprofit institutions as we begin to navigate the future of work in the arts field during the pandemic.
Recommended Best Practice Protocols for Institutions and Funders
WAGE has proposed a set of protocols for institutions and funders for compensation for online content, layoff and furlough transparency, and distribution of emergency funding.
How Self-Employed Artists and Small Businesses Can Apply for Financial Aid
Art Newspaper has gathered information about grants and loans in the US and Europe to help self-employed artists and small businesses in the arts community get through the COVID-19 crisis.
Event Safety Alliance Reopening Guide
There is a tremendous need for guidance on how small events and venues can reopen as safely as possible. The Event Safety Alliance put together this guide addresses health and sanitary issues that event and venue professionals need to consider in order to protect both patrons and workers.
Miscellaneous
Hyperallergic Daily Report of How Coronavirus Is Affecting the Art World
Hyperallergic has been compiling which institutions are closed through their daily report and compiling of information.
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More Online Resources
Every month, Creative Capital compiles a list of residencies, grant, and award opportunities as part of our commitment to sharing resources and opportunities for artists working in all creative disciplines. These opportunities have deadlines in November and December 2024