Lisa Van Arragon

The formation of independent artists' groups has long been a way for artists to resolve a new creative vision with practical concerns. From Die Brucke in 1906, to the Arts Workers Coalition in the 1960s, to the countless artists' associations and workshops active around the world today, artists' groups have enabled the organization of exhibitions, the establishment of networks for the sale and distribution of images, and the creation of other platforms from which to engage society. Above all, the…