Virtual reality
Queer-centric arts groups fight to survive the pandemic but still live for the applause
Rich Lopez | Contributing Writer
It the end of this 2020 tunnel, there is the light of hope with the news of a coronavirus vaccine on the horizon. The idea of returning to normal or perhaps adjusting to an entirely new normal is within grasp. But still, the collateral damage has already been felt beyond individuals and hospitals. Bars, restaurants, small businesses, charities have all felt the heavy blow of the pandemic.
Area arts organizations have suffered greatly as well, to the tune of almost $70 million dollars in lost revenue.