A New Report Examines How New York City's Arts Organizations Are Recovering From The Pandemic

WNYC News | Jul 7, 2021

The Center for an Urban Future looked at 643 community-based arts organizations. Its analysis offers new insights into the losses they faced and what they need to thrive. Eli Dvorkin, one of the authors of the report, spoke with WNYC's Sean Carlson about how some institutions may be able to make a comeback. 

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