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California Faces Culture Crisis as Studies Show Art Workers Could Leave the State

Hyperallergic,
02 March 2021, USA

Last Thursday, the Otis College of Art & Design released its 2021 Report on the Creative Economy. Begun in 2007, the annual report, prepared in partnership with Beacon Economics, examines the creative economy of Los Angeles and California across five fields, including fine arts and performing arts, architecture, entertainment and digital media, creative products, and fashion.

https://hyperallergic.com/626018/reports-on-california-creative-economy-2021/

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