CVNC: An Online Arts Journal in North Carolina

Suggestions for Surviving the Arts Drought:

1) Assume a performance has been cancelled - double-check before leaving home.
2) Your favorite artists and arts organizations are hurting, so consider regular contributions.
3) We will get through this together - use this gap to plan ahead for better times.
4) Presenters: Our blog exists for you, so if you have info to share, send to cvnc1@cvnc.org.
5) Read our coping articles-in-lieu-of-reviews for helpful hints while under stay-at-home orders.

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Camelot and its Creators

During these unsettling times, even the "bad old days" seem actually to have been "the good old days," in comparison. In the minds of people like me who remember the burst of youthful optimism we all felt at the beginning of the presidency of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, that era now seems to be even more precious and uncorrupted. Kennedy's most famous phrase – "Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country" – now sounds antique and hopelessly naïve. We live in an age when we only ask of politicians, "What have you done for me lately?" Read on . . .

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