Artists share stories of grief and community after deadly earthquakes; plus, Mamdani’s budget for culture in NYC. With over 50,000 people still missing in Venezuela after two deadly earthquakes, artists on the ground are mobilizing even as they navigate their own grief. They are aiding in rescue efforts, sourcing food and medical supplies, raising funds.
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Artists share stories of grief and community after deadly earthquakes; plus, Mamdani’s budget for culture in NYC. With over 50,000 people still missing in Venezuela after two deadly earthquakes, artists on the ground are mobilizing even as they navigate their own grief. They are aiding in rescue efforts, sourcing food and medical supplies, raising funds.
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