Maurice Burns is among the only living and working artists connected to the heyday of IAIA (Institute of American Indian Arts) and Santa Fe Native American painters in the 1960’s-70’s, a movement, aesthetic and market for contemporary Native American painting that broke free from the representational past of traditional “Indian Art.” More

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Kerry James Marshall is a contemporary American artist whose distinctive body of work engages audiences on issues of black identity. A recipient of the McArthur Foundation's "genius grant," he has exhibited extensively at prestigious institutions around the globe and held numerous solo exhibitions.

The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. will host that city's first solo exhibition of the acclaimed American painter with an exhibit, "In the Tower: Kerry James Marshall," on view June 28 - Dec. 7. More

Felicia Holman (co-founder, Honey Pot Performance) on Collaboraction's blog for the 2013 Sketchbook performance festival in Chicago, IL. Here we get an inside look about the process and importance of making their latest work,"Price Point".