How Will the Chicago Arts Scene Survive the Pandemic?
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The pandemic has put a record number of people out of work, including artists.
The pandemic has put a record number of people out of work. How are artists making ends meet, and what are the city’s arts groups doing to survive the stay-at-home order and the economic downturn?
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How Will the Chicago Arts Scene Survive the Pandemic?
Clip: 5/5/2020 | 8m 58sVideo has Closed Captions
The pandemic has put a record number of people out of work. How are artists making ends meet, and what are the city’s arts groups doing to survive the stay-at-home order and the economic downturn?
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