KSHB Does Insightful Follow-up To Our Art Recession Town Hall

KSHB 41 follows up with an insightful story to GuildIt’s arts recession town hall, with two of the panelists City in Motion Dance Theater, Inc.’s Lydia Knopp and Arts Council of Johnson County Sarah VanLanduyt. Link to 2-minute video: https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/arts-community-in-kansas-city-area-still-recovering-after-pandemic-slowdown

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Press Release-KC Art Recession 2020-202?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  – August 14, 2023 Contact:    GUILDit – Susana Bruhn, Executive Director      Website: guildit.org KC COVID ART RECESSION 2020-202?, A TOWN HALL  Kansas City area arts are still recovering from the Covid recession. At the height, the Nelson-Atkins reduced its budget by $8 million and City in Motion Dance lost 75%

Event: KC Covid Art Recession: Who thrived, who survived, who still needs help?

Register for the town hall at EventBrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kc-covid-art-recession-who-thrived-who-survived-who-still-needs-help-tickets-682408290567 —— Tuesday, Aug. 22, 6-7:30pm at Johnson County Central Library. —— Join us in a town hall discussion led by a panel of art leaders whose organizations and artists thrived, survived, and still need help recovering from the art recession. In 2020, KC Rising reported that of 24

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Sponsor New Art Center

GUILDit will be opening an innovative gallery offering unique programming not seen in the KC area. Plus, we will be meeting the needs of artists and entrepreneurs by opening coworking and visual art studios. We’ll be moving from monthly to 24/7 services.  Partner with us to rebuild Kansas City arts that enrich our community and

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