The arts sector is arguably one of the hardest hit due to coronavirus. Clubs are shut, performers can’t perform. The Government recently announced $10-million to support artists in crisis. Will those in the arts who are not performers fall through the cracks, and how does it draw parallels with the gig economy?

Clive Miller, the CEO of SupportAct informs John Stanley about the measures being undertaken to support artists and those who work in the arts.

<p>The arts sector is arguably one of the hardest hit due to coronavirus. Clubs are shut, performers can&rsquo;t perform. The Government recently announced $10-million to support artists in crisis. Will those in the arts who are not performers fall through the cracks, and how does it draw parallels with the gig economy?<br><br>Clive Miller, the CEO of <a href="https://supportact.org.au/">SupportAct</a> informs John Stanley about the measures being undertaken to support artists and those who work in the arts.</p>

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