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Stimulus package renews hope for struggling arts and entertainment institutions

Stimulus package renews hope for struggling art and entertainment institutions By: Amanda Brandeis and last updated 2021-01-01 13:34:25-05 SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Places that entertain, teach and help us escape are disappearing in cities across the country. While the latest COVID-19 relief package includes $15 billion in relief for entertainment and cultural institutions, some in the industry say survival is still uncertain. “There are very few stories of a museum going out of business only to be revived later, said Laura Lott. “All museums, smallest and largest, are struggling at this time. There’s no one that has escaped the financial hardship.

Fernandina Beach maritime museum sailing through rough COVID-19 waters

Fernandina Beach maritime museum sailing through rough COVID-19 waters Dan Scanlan, Florida Times-Union © Dan Scanlan/Florida Times-Union The Maritime Museum of Amelia Island is at 115 S. Second St. in Fernandina Beach. Navigating COVID-19 has been tough for museums across the country, facing shutdowns then cautious reopenings as the virus spread again this fall. The Maritime Museum of Amelia Island is no different, docked across the railroad tracks from the Amelia River at the west end of Fernandina Beach s historic downtown. Staffed by volunteers in part of a blue-and-white building at 115 S. Second St., the museum closed on March 14 due to the COVID-19 threat, then briefly reopened before battening down the hatches again after low attendance, museum co-founder Doug Pope said. Reopening again October, they average about 10 visitors on a reduced schedule of three days a week.

Stimulus package renews hope for struggling art and entertainment institutions

Stimulus package renews hope for struggling art and entertainment institutions By: Amanda Brandeis and last updated 2021-01-01 13:34:25-05 SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Places that entertain, teach and help us escape are disappearing in cities across the country. While the latest COVID-19 relief package includes $15 billion in relief for entertainment and cultural institutions, some in the industry say survival is still uncertain. “There are very few stories of a museum going out of business only to be revived later, said Laura Lott. “All museums, smallest and largest, are struggling at this time. There’s no one that has escaped the financial hardship.

Best films and television of the year and the devastation of cultural life

Best films and television of the year and the devastation of cultural life As the year ends, it is not possible to discuss any aspect of artistic life, or life in general, in 2020 without central reference to the COVID-19 pandemic, which the various ruling elites have permitted to ravage the world’s population. In late March, we noted that “the global health and economic calamity” was without precedent. “Whatever the outcome in the short term,” we wrote, “social life and consciousness will never return to their previous states. A Rubicon has been crossed. The existing order, in the eyes of tens of millions, will be seen from now on as illegitimate and an immediate threat to their continued existence.”

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