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John A. Martin
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  • Chicago, IL
  • United States
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 " Art is historical, it is who we are, where we come from. Art is wrapped up in one's history, and unlike a book, you see it.... it's the words of history brought to life on a canvas." 

  John A. Martin

John A. Martin is President of the J P Martin Group. The J P Martin Group is a Fine Art Dealer, Publisher, and also specializes in Art Estate Sales. Based in Chicago, Illinois, the company specializes in late twentieth and twenty first century African American fine art.

 With more than 20 years of experience as an art dealer and consultant, John has worked with many African American art collectors, master printers, nationally known artists, galleries, and museums. The JP Martin Group has participated as a vendor at the National Black Fine Art show held in New York and Embrace the fine art fair of the National Black Arts Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. John was the Director of Operations for RAW Fine Art Alliance, Art show in Chicago. He judges several organization's outdoor art events and serves on several non-profit boards. The JP Martin group founded and launched the African American Fine Art Show Chicago in 2007.  

 

 

 

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At 2:29pm on March 1, 2012, Juarez Hawkins said…

Sounds like our Tracy (Chapman) is all abuzz in Harlem. Can a sista get a copy or two of the magazine?

At 3:46pm on January 9, 2012, Reggie Colbert said…

Hello,

Reggie Colbert and Joseph Holston introduces, "Letter from Birmingham Jail", a silk screen produced for the unveiling of the MLK Memorial in Washington, DC on October 28, 2011. Thought you might enjoy.

At 1:15pm on December 26, 2011, Turtel Onli said…

Habari Gani!?

At 5:12pm on June 4, 2011, Turtel Onli said…
At 6:57pm on December 21, 2010, SBrownART said…

Hey John,

 

Hope all is well!

 

Stacey

At 10:50am on November 12, 2010, Melvin Wallace Clark said…
Hey John! It's been a long time. I hope that you and yours are well.
This is a very interesting site. I really like the way the artist can display their work
At 9:54pm on September 28, 2010, Lexington Garrick said…
Welcome to Black Art in America, John.
You're in company here for sure. I love your idea suggesting a membership drive. That would be powerful. BAIA is such a wonderful place to be.

Lexi and Fletch,
Art Adrenaline
Garrick-Williams Agency
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At 11:16am on September 23, 2010, Clark D Baker III said…
John.......thank you for the photos and nice words. It is indeed a pleasure to reconnect and I see very positive things occuring. This is a novel site and I think you will see an invaluable resource for establishing friends. We will stay in touch. Plan to be uo for the Burroughs celebration Oct 22nd at the Art Institute.
 
 
 

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