A new report shows how hard POC arts organizations in New York must fight for funding just to stay afloat:
Community members participating in a weaving activity during one of the Laundromat Project's Field Days workshops in 2017. Courtesy of the Laundromat Project. Photo: Neha Gautam.
Just 35 percent of the 41 entities surveyed for the report have an annual operating budget over $1 million. While that figure might speak to the relatively modest scope of Hue’s data set, it also reveals something about the intractable challenges of being a POC-led arts group in New York today. It’s not as if more money isn’t a goal for these organizations; more often than not, they say, it’s a question of resources and visibility.
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