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GALLERY INTERVIEW
In Conversation with Lisa M. Berman, of Sculpture To Wear

After successfully launching and running a fashion jewelry business, Lisa M. Berman took the reins of Sculpture To Wear, a jewelry gallery, in 1999. While showcasing one-of-a-kind art jewelry, she began educating her clients about art jewelry. In addition to being a gallerist, Berman also heads Berman Arts Agency. In this interview, we talk with this savvy and creative businesswoman about her multifaceted career.

Caption: Daniel Oropeza, A Woman in Black, Surrounded by White. Lisa M. Berman seated in her favorite she shack/Italian Egg Chair. She wears Pebbles 24-karat gold archival necklace and Knuckles bracelet by Robert Lee Morris
INTERVIEW
Brian Fleetwood Discusses the Importance of Teaching and Mentorship Outside of a Eurocentric Mindset
By matt lambert

Monday's article launched a new interview series. It is called Indigenous &. A common thread will tie them together. All the interviewees identify as Indigenous. And they all live in North America right now. The ampersand in the title serves as an opening. It invites discussion of parts of life that intersect, interweave, and interact with Indigeneity.

In this interview, Fleetwood touches on accessibility, both in regard to providing information and skills to his students but also to wearers and viewers of work who may not have the money to purchase large works. He also opens a conversation on what it means to be a maker who is neurodivergent. 

Caption: Brian Fleetwood, Visceraflos, 2021, expanding foam, rope, chipboard, rubber, photo: artist
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