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ONR: ON LIFE SUPPORT BECAUSE OF COVID-19 – WILL ARTS AND CULTURE NEED A “NEW DEAL” TO SURVIVE?
Kristin Sakoda
Director of the LA County Department of Arts and Culture and former Broadway performer, discusses the impact of the pandemic on the arts both nationally and in Los Angeles and what this means for smaller arts organizations and communities of color.
Kristina Wong
Performance artist and comedian who organized a network of mask makers who’ve created over 70,000 masks. Wong lives in LA’s Koreatown, serves on its
neighborhood council and performs her show “Kristina Wong for Public Office” from her living room.
Director of the LA County Department of Arts and Culture and former Broadway performer, discusses the impact of the pandemic on the arts both nationally and in Los Angeles and what this means for smaller arts organizations and communities of color.
Kristina Wong
Performance artist and comedian who organized a network of mask makers who’ve created over 70,000 masks. Wong lives in LA’s Koreatown, serves on its
neighborhood council and performs her show “Kristina Wong for Public Office” from her living room.
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By Julia Ann DudleyKristin Sakoda
Director of the LA County Department of Arts and Culture and former Broadway performer, discusses the impact of the pandemic on the arts both nationally and in Los Angeles and what this means for smaller arts organizations and communities of color.
Kristina Wong
Performance artist and comedian who organized a network of mask makers who’ve created over 70,000 masks. Wong lives in LA’s Koreatown, serves on its
neighborhood council and performs her show “Kristina Wong for Public Office” from her living room.
Director of the LA County Department of Arts and Culture and former Broadway performer, discusses the impact of the pandemic on the arts both nationally and in Los Angeles and what this means for smaller arts organizations and communities of color.
Kristina Wong
Performance artist and comedian who organized a network of mask makers who’ve created over 70,000 masks. Wong lives in LA’s Koreatown, serves on its
neighborhood council and performs her show “Kristina Wong for Public Office” from her living room.