The SF Mime Troupe is struggling financially due to reduced donations and larger socioeconomic issues affecting nonprofit arts organizations. They risk canceling their summer tour amid concerns about funding and the impact of political decisions on art. Despite these challenges, Micheal Gene Sullivan expresses determination to create with whatever resources they have, exemplifying the resilience of grassroots movements. The article emphasizes the importance of sincere artistic expression over superficial fundraising efforts, highlighting the need for art in these troubled times.
Come Hell or high water, they plan to shout to the heavens with as loud a voice as their resources can produce.
The sort of action that separates those who have something to say from those who just want to be seen talking.
There's serious damage being done from the White-House-on-down and people are desperate for answers.
What can we expect when the NEA is deliberately targeted?
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