'Culture is dying' - sector unites in a protest

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'Culture is dying' - sector unites in a protest

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Author:Natia Taktakishvili

Representatives of art studios are holding an action-performance with the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports. The artists decorated the trees near the Ministry with Georgian national dance costumes.

According to the organizers of the rally, the sector was obeying the existing rules for a year. However, the situation is so severe that they are demanding the lifting of restrictions and opening.

Representatives of art studios declare, that choreographers and other artists are on the verge of a financial crisis, for which the Ministry of Education is fully responsible.

They are ready to hold dialogue with the representatives of the Ministry and epidemiologists and ask for the right to work in line with the recommendations. The organizers declare they will not stop until their demand is not met.

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