The novel coronavirus has been declared a global pandemic. As healthcare providers and public health officials work to stop the spread of the illness, millions of Americans adapt to a new normal of canceled events, school closures and restricted travel. The arts have taken a hit, with many self-employed creative professionals scrambling to make ends meet while large gatherings are restricted.
Talk to Us: How Is Your Creative Community Dealing With Coronavirus?
As so many other artists have to leave the Bay Area, how do you make it work in order to stay?
KQED Arts & Culture wants to hear from you as we cover how coronavirus is affecting the Bay Area’s creative communities. Please use the form below to share your stories, and a reporter may follow up with you.
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