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Barbara Earl Thomas was moving full steam ahead on her upcoming exhibit for the Seattle Art Museum when the coronavirus pandemic put everything to a halt. Continuing to work alone, and eventually with a couple of assistants, Thomas continues to expand upon a lifelong journey of revelatory art exploring constructs of race and lessons from chaos and upheaval.
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Aileen Imperial is a multimedia and documentary producer with a commitment to thoughtful observation and engagement. Her work has aired nationally on the PBS American Masters series, the PBS
Aileen Imperial is a multimedia and documentary producer with a commitment to thoughtful observation and engagement. Her work has aired nationally on the PBS American Masters series, the PBS
