2022 Otis Creative Economy Report Reveals Heavy Losses in Fine and Performing Arts | Artbound | Arts & Culture

The 2022 Otis College Report on the Creative Economy analyzed the impact of COVID-19 on five sectors in California: fine and performing arts, entertainment and digital media, architecture, fashion and creative goods. The report found that fine and performing arts struggled the most in 2020 with the pandemic shuttering concert venues, cultural centers and exhibition spaces.

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