In 2011, artist Gregory Sale launched "It’s not just black and white" as a residency exhibition that considered the complex cultural, social and personal issues at stake in the day-to-day workings of the criminal justice system in Arizona. It was the sixth in the ASU Art Museum’s Social Studies series, which explores process-oriented context by literally bringing the studio into the museum. An installation of black-and-white-striped walls, created in collaboration with inmates, operated as a site for visual and mediated exhibitions, dance and other staged events, public forums, workshops and readings.
