In the first months of 2020, the vibrations of the Earth changed. As monitored by a global network of seismologists, the average daily displacement of the surface of the planet – measured in nanometres, or increments of one billionth of a metre – fell around the world, from Nepal to Barcelona to Brussels.
Last year I found my dry cleaner sewing by the light of a single lamp in his darkened store, in a scene reminiscent of an 18th-century still-life oil painting. Only in that moment did I fully grasp the meaning of the words “the economic cost of COVID-19”.
Professor Julianne Schultz AM FAHA on the necessity of funding arts and culture, so “… we can better hear our stories, learn our history, create and participate. In the age of Facebook, Google, Netflix and Amazon, this is more important than ever..”
In the first months of 2020, the vibrations of the Earth changed. As monitored by a global network of seismologists, the average daily displacement of the surface of the planet – measured in nanometres, or increments of one billionth of a metre – fell around the world, from Nepal to Barcelona to Brussels.
Last year I found my dry cleaner sewing by the light of a single lamp in his darkened store, in a scene reminiscent of an 18th-century still-life oil painting. Only in that moment did I fully grasp the meaning of the words “the economic cost of COVID-19”.
Professor Julianne Schultz AM FAHA on the necessity of funding arts and culture, so “… we can better hear our stories, learn our history, create and participate. In the age of Facebook, Google, Netflix and Amazon, this is more important than ever..”
