Oxford University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 31
Опубликована: Ноя. 13, 2024
Abstract
The
introductory
chapter,
titled
“Introduction:
‘New
York
Brazilian
Jazz,’
”
argues
that
jazz
in
New
City
has
different
cultural
meanings
than
the
music
Brazil,
comparing
author’s
fieldwork
to
studies
based
Brazil.
musicians
United
States
try
assimilate
musically
and
culturally
order
build
careers
industry;
whereas
scholars
of
where
latter
is
called
“instrumental
music,”
have
emphasized
nationalist
responses
historical
tensions
US-Brazil
relations
anxieties
about
US
imperialism.
introduction
defines
jazz,
situates
its
place
York’s
industry,
summarizes
goals
work
internationally
diverse,
professional
who
played
between
2000
2020.
After
summarizing
book
chapters,
it
concludes
with
research
methods,
positionality,
subjectivity.
Archives of Sexual Behavior,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
52(5), С. 1969 - 2010
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2023
The
COVID-19
pandemic
profoundly
affected
physical,
mental,
and
economic
well-being
across
the
globe
has
disproportionately
certain
vulnerable
groups.
This
paper
provides
a
scoping
review
of
literature
on
impact
sex
workers,
published
between
December
2019
2022.
Six
databases
were
systematically
searched,
identifying
1009
citations;
63
studies
included
in
review.
Thematic
analysis
revealed
eight
main
themes:
financial
issues;
exposure
to
harm;
alternate
ways
working;
knowledge,
protective
behaviors,
fear,
risk;
well-being,
mental
health,
coping;
access
support;
health
care;
research
with
workers.
COVID-associated
restrictions
led
reduced
work
income,
leaving
many
workers
struggling
cover
basic
needs;
additionally,
government
protections
excluded
those
working
informal
economy.
Fearing
loss
their
already
number
clients,
felt
compelled
compromise
both
prices
measures.
Although
some
engaged
online
work,
this
raised
concerns
about
visibility
was
impossible
for
without
technological
or
skills.
Many
feared
COVID-19,
but
pressure
continue
working,
often
clients
who
refused
wear
masks
share
history.
Other
negative
impacts
related
support
care.
Marginalized
populations
(and
especially
professions
which
require
close
contact
like
workers)
need
further
capacity-building
within
community
recover
from
COVID-19.
International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 25
Опубликована: Апрель 8, 2024
The
realm
of
multi-sensory
performances
engages
various
senses
and
frequently
promotes
audience
participation,
aiming
to
foster
immersive
inclusive
arts-based
experiences.
evolution
this
field
saw
accelerated
advancements
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
This
article
aims
explore
creative
methods
choreographers
employ
overcome
challenges
creating
experiences
for
online
or
remote
audiences.
In
doing
so,
study
emphasises
exploring
intricacies
artistic
rather
than
evaluating
effectiveness
specific
methods.
Engaging
six
international
artists
in
dance,
theatre,
visual
arts,
music,
research
employs
reflexive
thematic
analysis
an
interpretivist
stance.
Artists
used
pre-recorded
audio,
live
calls,
apps,
sensory
boxes
engage
Creative
encompassed
utilisation
imagination,
co-presence,
objects
recreate
advantages
work
include
increased
accessibility,
but
lack
shared
physical
space,
which
can
affect
mental
well-being
hinder
collaboration
rehearsals.
explores
complexities
experiences,
providing
practical
guidance
navigating
evolving
expression
landscape.
It
contributes
richness
practice
enhances
broader
discourse
on
participatory
The Journal of Creative Behavior,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Окт. 26, 2024
ABSTRACT
This
article
explores
narratives
of
how
COVID‐19
impacted
the
performing
arts
sector,
by
drawing
on
interviews
with
creative
workers
in
Aotearoa
New
Zealand.
Despite
late
exposure
to
and
adoption
an
elimination
approach
that
afforded
opportunities
for
continue
varying
extents
between
2019
2022,
cultural
Zealand,
as
their
overseas
counterparts,
experienced
significant
consequential
disruption
working
conditions
lives.
Taking
into
account
specificity
Zealand's
sector
government's
response,
contributes
empirical
examination
experiences
teasing
out
impact
from
workers.
The
thematic
analysis
demonstrates
participants
presented
(1)
responsible
financial,
emotional,
psychological
costs,
(2)
framed
arising
disrupted
wage
subsidy
“silver
linings,”
(3)
were
reliant
digital
technologies,
(4)
constructed
return
“normal”
marked
“aftermath.”
argues
uniting
these
perceptions
articulations
is
ongoing
(re)evaluations
risks
benefits
predate
COVID‐19.
Cultural Trends,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 17
Опубликована: Июль 12, 2023
Before
COVID-19,
the
cultural
sector
was
already
in
crisis
–
suffering
from
precarious
labour
conditions,
intersectional
inequalities
and
insufficient
public
funding.
During
pandemic,
performing
artists,
particularly
self-employed,
were
hit
hardest
due
to
difficulties
of
adapting
their
work
digital
audiences,
fragile
unstable
economic
situation,
limited
financial
support
available
them.
This
article
examines
a
sociological
standpoint
how
pandemic
has
affected
artists
London
Buenos
Aires.
We
discuss,
through
online
in-depth
interviews
focus
groups,
strategies
that
73
self-employed
workers
(musicians,
actors,
dancers,
opera
singers
circus
artists)
have
deployed
cope
with
crisis.
Suggestions
are
made
about
policy
can
best
recovery
arts
post-pandemic,
while
also
reflecting
on
what
our
findings
reveal
prospects
future
Argentina
UK.
Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
25, С. e46355 - e46355
Опубликована: Сен. 20, 2023
The
COVID-19
pandemic
forced
numerous
touch-based
fields,
including
manual
therapy,
body
psychotherapy,
arts
creative
practices,
and
the
fitness
industry,
to
swiftly
transition
web-based
service
delivery.
These
disciplines
faced
substantial
challenges
in
adapting
their
traditionally
in-person
which
rely
heavily
on
physical
touch
close
proximity,
a
web
format.
Harmonia Journal of Arts Research and Education,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
23(2), С. 318 - 332
Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2023
Indonesia
has
many
traditional’s
arts.
However,
not
all
Indonesian
people
treat
them
to
protect
sacred
objects
since
art
is
considered
as
a
finished
cultural
product.
Considering
that
the
performing
arts
have
been
well
communicated
for
providing
and
empowering
community’s
benefits
except
home
entertainment
stage
performances,
this
research
aims
create
model
of
communication
through
art-based
tourism.
The
method
used
qualitative
approach
creative
artwork
using
RD
by
analyzing
various
in
West
Java,
collaborating
on
art’s
packaged
form
tourist
performance,
field
tests
are
carried
out
performances
areas,
festivals.
This
resulted
workflow
developing
products
tourism
spaces
arrive
at
communication.
An
important
contribution
from
perspective
understanding
value
relations
between
actors
their
public.
Social,
cultural,
economic,
political,
educational,
environmental,
tourism’s
values
become
meaningful
references
creating
sustainable
development.
Cultural Trends,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
33(5), С. 542 - 561
Опубликована: Июль 28, 2023
Similar
to
a
number
of
arts
and
cultural
sector
industries,
the
COVID-19
pandemic
deeply
affected
performing
sector.
Whilst
research
has
focused
on
impact
industry
freelance
workers
artists
during
lockdowns,
this
article
investigates
how
resilience
permanently
employed
in
(not
performers
or
artists)
based
England,
UK
as
re-opened
2021/22.
Utilising
qualitative
approach
(via
semi-structured
interviews),
paper
establishes
factors
that
these
England
explores
effect
COVID-19-related
closures
subsequent
re-openings
workers.
The
study
finds
participants
reported
maladaptive
coping
behaviours
rather
than
described
discomfort
at
having
be
personally
resilient
absence
organisational
resilience.
This
study
applied
the
Psychology
of
Working
Theory
(PWT)
to
Korean
artists
and
explored
whether
job
insecurity
economic
constraints
sequentially
predicted
decent
work
how
they
were
related
through
mediators
living
a
calling
career
adaptability.
A
sample
252
in
Korea
was
used
for
structural
equation
modeling.
According
findings,
work,
whereas
adaptability
mediated
path
insecurity,
leading
work.
Additionally,
revealed
that
significantly
impacted
can
be
considered
protective
factors
development
process
artists.
Considering
COVID-19
has
made
it
more
difficult
develop
their
careers,
conducting
research
applies
PWT
have
practical
implications
at
counseling
psychology
policy
levels.
