The massive snow storm hitting campus has caused The College of the Arts’ art entrepreneurs panel to be fully virtual Feb 4.

Art Without Limits was originally taking place in the DI Hub from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the option of attending virtually. The organizers decided Wednesday it would be safer to have the event entirely virtual due to the inclement weather.

The organizers sent emails out to the presenters to cancel their flights, but that didn’t matter because flights were already being canceled by airports, said Nick Petrella, a Kent State professor and the co-organizer of the event.

“After we made the decision, one of the presenters’  airline, probably 10 minutes later … said the flights were canceled anyway,” said Petrella.

The event will have seven presentations focusing on the different parts of being an art entrepreneur.

• Anna Kelberg-Kim, entertainment attorney at Kelber Law

• Silas Hite, Emmy-winning composer who composed music for movies, such as “Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs”

• Lauren Luna, award-winning visual artist and entrepreneur

• Rhea Kulcsar, jewelry designer and fashion entrepreneur

• Jeff Davis, blockchain expert and visual artist

• Gary Abbott and Kevin Iega Jeff, co-founders of Deeply Rooted Dance Theater

• Nick Petrella and Andy Heise, co-founders of arts entrepreneurship podcast: “Making Art Work”

Anyone who is interested in the event will have to register on the event’s home page.

“It only takes like 15 seconds,” said Petrella. “You get the links and then you can come and go as you please throughout the day.”

Benjamin Weaver is a reporter. Contact him at [email protected].