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28.11.2020
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For the overall list of resources 'Coronavirus: Resources: Arts, Culture and Cultural Mobility', done in partnership with Circostrada, follow this weblink.
Organisations with a * are On the Move's members.
Last update: 28 November 2020 (latest updates with the sign ◊ )
(photo @ Wimo Ambala Bayang, Long time no see, 2011)
Articles related to arts, the pandemic and the after pandemic:
From offline to online: Dutch international cultural highlights in the COVID era by DutchCulture* - link
HOW DOES DANCE ART FIT INTO DIGITAL PLATFORMS AND SOCIAL MEDIA? TARGET HELSINKI PROJECT EXPERIMENTS WITH NEW CHANNELS - link
What a museum should look like in 2020 - link
After Covid-19, museums need to plan ‘must see’ exhibitions instead of blockbusters - link
This is how COVID-19 has changed media habits in each generation - link
L’art après le virus : Sept questions pour un secteur en difficulté - link
Art in Times of Corona: FAAM Utrecht - link
Creative Residencies at Home: Physical Distance Outweighed by Close Community - link
Getting Our Act Together by Christos Carras - link
'It's like our future has gone': visual artists facing existential threat post Covid-19 - link
Art Basel’s Marc Spiegler: ‘The future of the art world is not digital’ - link
Why COVID-19 Is an Unprecedented Opportunity to Radically Rethink Arts Funding - link
Cooperative City in quarantine #culture - link
Voices from the World. How to Respond to the Crisis in Culture? - link
What role can art collectors play in an art world adversely impacted by COVID-19? - link
Crise sanitaire: la circulation internationale des artistes et des oeuvres - link
Maarten Doorman on Translocality in the Arts - link
Hawaii Considers an Explicitly Feminist Plan for COVID-Era Economic Recovery - link
Can the Global Art Fair-Industrial Complex Survive COVID-19? - link
TransArtists* interviewed the director of CiteĢ internationale des arts in Paris* about the importance of art, artists and parnerships in times of COVID-19 - link
BJCEM: Respond, react, evolve., Food for thought on new directions - link
International Arts Management & COVID19: The cultural ecosystem endangered - link
Le virus de la recherche - La recherche face à la crise du Covid-19 - link
Conflict of interests by Claire Cunningham - link
A chat with Dr Ong Keng Sen: is the digitalisation of the arts a passing trend or here to stay? - link
#voicesfrom collected by Kulturinbewegung - link
The creative economy post Covid-19 (South Africa) - link
Has Anyone Asked Artists What They Need? - link
An extraordinary festival in an extraordinary year - link
What should we expect from art in the next few years/decades? And what is art, anyway? An article with Carmen Salas, independent curator and producer - link
The cancellation of the Edinburgh festivals has given the city a chance to rethink them - link
Per una nuova ecologia del lavoro - link
Goethe Institut - Days afterthoughts - link
On the Biennales' Ruins, Inhabiting the void, covering the distance by Marco Baravalle - link
‘Politicians Always Profit From Fear’: Ai Weiwei on How the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Heighten Political Turmoil, and the Role Artists Should Play - link
Art and Culture After Covid-19 - link
Arts in lockdown: I curated my own three-day online festival. Now it’s over, and I am wrecked - link
Culture and Democracy – A Few Thoughts about the Future of Arts and Culture in Times of Pandemic - link
Galleries worldwide face 70% income crash due to coronavirus, our survey reveals - link
How Sustainable is the Art World Going Online during COVID-19? - link
La fragilisation du secteur événementiel invite à un changement de modèle - link
Covid-19 sparks questions about arts in the digital age - link
New mobilities after the lockdown: How about retooling the airline industry? - link
Yuval Noah Harari on COVID-19: 'The biggest danger is not the virus itself' - link
Covid-19 : « Ne nous attendons pas à un après ressemblant à une aube radieuse » - link
Art field in lockdown (via the Flanders Arts Institute) - link
As we turn to creativity in isolation, the coronavirus is a calamity on top of an arts crisis - link
How the music industry can learn from the Covid-19 to become more sustainable - link
The pandemic is a portal by Arundhati Roy - link and video report
Italian artist Chiara Bersani on COVID-19 and disability - link
I Had the Coronavirus. It Made Me Think About How the Art World Recovers - link
Why Covid-19 Might Be Our Chance to Reimagine the Arts - link
The Forgotten Art of Assembly, Or, Why Theatre Makers Should Stop Making - link
Will we relive apartheid-style ‘epidemic expediency’ with the coronavirus? - link
Les artistes d’Afrique de l’Ouest conjurent le coronavirus - link
Where to land after the pandemic? (Bruno Latour's questionnaire) - link
Mobility in the Arts (Africa) - link
Scientists translate coronavirus spike protein into music, revealing more about its structure - link
Artists are getting us through COVID-19. Never question their value again - link
Together we are stronger than the virus - link
What are we saving and why? - link
How Arts organisations can survive a pandemic - link
Social justice in a time of social distancing - link
Resources including on working remotely:
◊ Creating a Culture of Play via Zoom via Howlround* - link
Which video conferencing mobile application to reduce your impact? - link
Five Lessons Learnt Facilitating Large Scale Remote Brainstorms - Some updates after recent workshops with IETM and the Leuven arts field (May 2020) - link
21 things we learned from hosting our first online party - link
Comment télétravailler léger - link
Online Tools for Working Remotely via ELIA - link
How to Prevent ‘Zoombombing’ in a Few Easy Steps - link
Howlround* - How to Produce a Livestreamed Event - link
Public Stack: the alternative internet - link
How to facilitate a remote brainstorm with 60 people? Tips from a remote conference part of the RESHAPE Creative Europe project - link
Reshaping Zagreb Intensive: How We Switched From Physical to Digital - link
For the overall list of resources 'Coronavirus: Resources: Arts, Culture and Cultural Mobility', done in partnership with Circostrada, follow this weblink.