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The Craft Emergency Relief Fund (DBA CERF+ - the Artists Safety Net) has been approved to receive an American Rescue Plan grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to help companies and groups recover from the pandemic. The grant is open to small shops and artisan woodworkers.
Crafting their way through lockdown An undated photo provided by Scott Wiggers shows Namita Gupta Wiggers in her stitched shirt, a pandemic artifact. She stitched the shirt for a year, adding Band-Aids in gold thread to signify her family members' vaccinations. Scott Wiggers via The New York Times. by Steven Kurutz (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- Necessity is the mother of invention, and at the start of the pandemic, the thing everyone needed was masks. To help keep people safe, an army of home sewers banded together last spring to make face coverings and other personal protective equipment for health ...
"Youth Triumphant" sculpture in Barre Two words that got used a lot in 2020 are "resilience" and "pivot." The former is always a good thing; the latter we'd be happy to dump in the vocabulary dustbin. Pivoting was what everyone on the planet was forced to do this year when the coronavirus arrived — most definitely including the creative sector. The cancellations of performances and exhibitions, the closure of venues, and the loss of income for many artists and arts organizations were severe blows; we may not yet know the full extent of the effects....