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The article presents a list of grantors, sponsors and donors being acknowledged by Atlanta, Georgia-based nonprofit organization Art Papers for their generous support of the "Art Papers Magazine" and its public programs, including the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Thomas Alvey.

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses the various topics within the issue, including art and activism, materialism in the art works of artists like Ang Li, and the traveling solo exhibition of Carolyn Lazard.

This section presents a list of the donors, grantors, and sponsors of non-profit organization Art Papers, which include The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the U.S. National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), and Art Initiative.

This section presents a list of sponsors and donors that offered financial support to nonprofit organization Art Papers which include The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the U.S. National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), and Art Initiative.

A list of the grantors, sponsors and donors of the non-profit organization and periodical "Art Papers" based in Atlanta, Georgia as of June 2021 is presented including AEC Trust, Homestead Foundation, and Brenda Locke.

The article discusses how arts organizations can create a board of trustees that can effectively lead and produce money. It says that this task is considered the hardest and most complex issue facing arts organizations. According to the author, some of the problems that emphasize the need for an effective board include ownership, tension between the board and the artistic leadership with regards to the artistic mission and increasing deficits. The responsibilities of volunteer community leaders and the roles of board members are also mentioned.

The article discusses the relationship between early feminist practices and socially engaged art. It mentions the role of feminist artistic practices in connecting to and promoting several era-defining artistic modes of postwar art history, several notable artists in socially engaged art including Theaster Gates, Mark Bradford and Nato Thompson and their ties with Chicago, Illinois and the use of handcrafts in the service of social justice in the city.

An interview with artist Robert Walden is presented. He states that he chooses to call his drawings as maps because the concept of map exists in every society. In some cases, he says that he thinks about specific places that he have visited while drawing. He mentions that the Santa Fe Institute is a link on his website.

A directory for "Art Papers" editors in the U.S. is presented.

A questionnaire for the 1993 Readers' Survey of the "Art Papers" journal is presented.

The article lists the back issues of "Art Papers," including the interview with William Wegman in the May/June 1980 issue, report on MARTA public art commissions in the September/October 1980 issue, and the feature article about Martin Emmanuel in the November/December 1980 issue.

The article discusses the need for small arts organizations to develop a new organizational structure to replace an inefficient traditional structure. It says that it is necessary to undo and change some old concepts and notions in order to solve the problem. According to the author, the problem lies in the fact that these groups have yet developed a structural approach that is appropriate to the small arts organization. He adds that it is very important to understand the true needs of the artists and to develop a framework for synthesis.

The article offers information on the 19th Annual Art Papers Art Auction held in 2018, featuring artworks from artists such as Alejandro Aguilera, Beverly Baker and Amelia Carley.

An interview with U.S. artist Alan Shields is presented. He discusses the evolution of his paper works into three-dimensional objects. In printmaking, he describes the kind of serialization evident in his works and emphasizes that he calls them monoprints. He also gave an explanation on the message that he was trying to convey in his works entitled "Result Dirt" and "Bloody Wire."

The article announces appointments to the board of directors for Atlanta Art Papers Inc. which include Genevieve Arnold, Rob Berling and Jane Bickerton.