The Arts and the Pandemic

New York is a great city for the arts, but just what the art scene will look like in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic remains to be seen. The outbreak is having a devastating impact on the art world. The lights on Broadway have gone dark, museums remain shuttered, and gallery walks have come to a halt. The New York Foundation for the Arts is taking several steps to help artists get through this crisis. On this week's Cityscape, we talk with NYFA’s Executive Director Michael L. Royce via Zoom. Music discovery starts here.                   ON-AIR   ARCHIVES   MEMBERSHIP   SUPPORT   EVENTS   ABOUT PRIMARY TABS View(active tab) Edit Configure   THE ARTS AND THE PANDEMIC   Audio Player       00:00   00:00   Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.   by George Bodarky   4.08.20 6:00am New York is a great city for the arts, but just what the art scene will look like in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic remains to be seen. The outbreak is having a devastating impact on the art world. The lights on Broadway have gone dark, museums remain shuttered, and gallery walks have come to a halt.  The New York Foundation for the Arts is taking several steps to help artists get through this crisis. On this week's Cityscape, we talk with NYFA’s Executive Director Michael L. Royce via Zoom. ***music for this episode is courtesy of Blue Dot Sessions***