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The macroeconomy evaluates the impact of the total of goods and services produced in a country on the process of change and conversion, and its results, whether the real sector or the financial sector, in the framework of the public power and the role of the state in the economy. In this regard, the role of interests, inflation, currency gap, public spending in the process of conversion of goods and services is the focus of the macroeconomy. In this context, the extent of the macroeconomic effects of the COVID 19 pandemic can be better understood. In particular, the assessment of the effects of these effects in the field of cultural art is of particular importance from the macroeconomic point of view. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic process have reflected differently in many areas. Culture and art are among the areas most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic process. It is the one who brings people together, the one who brings them together, the one who brings them together. Social interactions such as human relationships, contacts, personal meetings, observations and experiences are the source of inspiration for artists to produce new works of art. Culture and art are areas that develop and grow based on social relationships.  The works that are separated from social life and nature can have empty, unspiritual, artificial, closed and non-permanent properties. During the COVID-19 pandemic process, the limitation of interpersonal contact and social distance measures have affected art producers negatively in terms of both economic and inspirational sources. Some governments have previously offered a kind of economic support to artists as part of their creative projects, which has become a "transitional support" during the COVID-19 pandemic process. According to this information, this study aims to study the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic process on the art and culture.

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