Marcia Minter is the co-founder and Executive Director of Indigo Arts Alliance, a non-profit Black-led artist residency program. Her curatorial work focuses on photography, symposiums on the intersection of art and social practice, exhibition planning and implementation. Currently she serves on the Maine Arts Commission, and is a Trustee of the Portland Museum of Art and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. She has been engaged on projects for the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine, and the Children’s Museum and Theater of Maine. She is a founding member of The Creative Justice Initiative, Colby College’s Freedom & Captivity Advisory Board and the National Black Arts Coalition.

A seasoned creative professional, dedicated arts advocate, and community leader deeply committed to social and cultural activism, Marcia Minter’s work on numerous boards represents the interest of underrepresented voices, talents and citizen constituents. She is the principal of Marcia Minter Creative Services, a cultural consultancy that advises top companies, organizations, and institutions regarding African American art, arts advocacy, history, and culture.