The COVID-19 pandemic had a sudden and substantial impact on visual arts, culture, and the creative economy. This study estimates the effects of Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis on the creative economy, which is comprised of most industries as well as visual art sector.
By March 2020, most cultural institutions across the world were indefinitely closed and exhibitions, were cancelled or postponed. In response, artists learned to adapt to the new circumstances.
Arts and culture have experienced significant both economic and aesthetics approach setbacks due to COVID-19 outbreak across the visual art industry , and In an effort to understand these setbacks this study was conducted aiming to investigate the effect of Coronavirus outbreak on the artists careers, responses and aesthetic expressions through description and analysis of some art applications both technically and functionally in contemporary internal space of visual arts .
At the End the researcher concluded that there were many commonalities in how artists were responding to the shifting professional landscape around them. While most of the artists experienced a level of loss from sales, delayed workshops, they were already planning ways to innovate and move their careers online websites