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When Big Tex is unveiled later this month, he will be wearing a face mask Arts groups redefine the new normal as museums, venues and even Big Tex slowly come back online ARNOLD WAYNE JONES | Executive Editorjones@dallasvoice.com The pandemic has affected everyone in all sectors, but in North Texas and elsewhere, the cost to the artistic and cultural communities has been staggering.

Last week, a survey conducted through the Dallas Arts District and other nonprofits reported tremendous losses: Nearly $70 million from the shutdown in mid-March until the end of July (when the survey was conducted), doubling the toll from a prior survey that ended May 31. “All of these organizations are just struggling to hold on,” says Terry D.

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