@craigjcalhoun When you are cured from the virus (as almost all are) and no longer contagious, are you free to be out and about. And when enough are cured how will we deal with the hierarchy of the cured and the at risk?
In addition, will there be different categories of people: the Recovered and the At-Risk, and will they have different status. If Governor Newsom is correct on the amount of infection, there will be a hierarchy of two "castes" and how will we deal with it.
If it is true that soon a large proportion of Americans will have been infected by Corona AND will have recovered (and are no longer at risk or are no longer spreading the virus), will these individuals need to stay at home. Why? Will they be able to fill critically needed jobs?
This is the one year anniversary of the publication of my book "Talking Art: The Practice of Culture and the Culture of Practice in MFA Education." I am grateful for the support for the book and hope that it will reach more colleagues in art education.
This is the one year anniversary of the publication of my book "Talking Art: The Practice of Culture and the Culture of Practice in MFA Education." I am grateful for the support for the book and hope that it will reach more colleagues in art education.
This is the one year anniversary of the publication of my book "Talking Art: The Practice of Culture and the Culture of Practice in MFA Education." I am grateful for the support for the book and hope that it will reach more colleagues in art education.
This is the one year anniversary of the publication of my book "Talking Art: The Practice of Culture and the Culture of Practice in MFA Education." I am grateful for the support for the book and hope that it will reach more colleagues in art education.
@mgerlis Hello, Melanie. This is Gary Fine from Northwestern. We met at the Amsterdam conference on art markets in 2016. I have a question for you. Could you send me an email to [email protected] with your email address. Thank you.