In difficult times, culture is always left on losing end

Financial losses due to a long break from work will be felt by a large part of the society. However, most people have already returned to their professional activity and responsibilities. Artists, despite their willingness, cannot do it, because many cultural institutions have not yet resumed their regular activities. This leaves them with no permanent income. There are more and more voices in the media regarding the need to introduce an anti-crisis shield for the cultural sector.

“It is said that in difficult times, culture is always left on the losing end. In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, this saying has proved true. We, the artists, do not know exactly what our situation will look like. However, we will do our part,” Katarzyna Pakosińska, an actress, said.

Despite the difficulties, the cabaret artist does not lose her optimistic attitude. She explains that she enjoys every day and tries to enjoy the smallest successes. Thanks to this, she has the energy to make her dreams come true and to be active professionally. The actress points out that if Poles were more kind and understanding to each other, life in the country would be much calmer. Therefore, she tries to share her enthusiasm with the people she meets on her way.

“I assume that life is short and beautiful. I will not let any clouds block the sun from me, and even if it does, I will try to chase away these sorrows quickly. I would like to infect everyone with admiration for the world. My family will confirm it. I don't let anyone complain at home. I say all the time: we can do it, it will still be beautiful,” she emphasized.

(Newseria)