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In a Timely D.C. Exhibition, Artists of Color Use Sculpture to Question Who’s Worth Remembering
What Was the Harlem Renaissance?
Afrofuturism: Reimagining the Past and Telling a Black Fantastic Future
These Seven Stunning Towers Memorialize Lost Black Lives With Mirrors, Light and Ethiopian Cross Designs
Portrayalism: Defining a Movement of Representation
Samantha Box’s Still Life Collages Look at How the Caribbean Is Exported to Its Diaspora
The Year in Black Art: Six Blockbuster Exhibitions
Joyce J. Scott: Living Her Wildest Dreams
Prints: A Fine Art Alternative
Alain Locke’s Thoughts on Black Art A Century Later
How the Harmon Foundation Played a Pivotal Role in Supporting the Artists of the Harlem Renaissance
How Painting Portraits of Freedom Fighters Became William H. Johnson’s Life’s Work
The Year in Black Art: A Wealth of Blockbuster Exhibitions
The World Is Running to Catch Up With Simone Leigh
Collector Walter O. Evans Aims to Preserve the Legacy of African American Artists
Alma Thomas’ Signature Style Is Full of Color and Tiled Brushstrokes
Charles Philippe Jean-Pierre: An Artist on the Move
Five Black Women Artists Consider An Alternative Telling of the Atlantic Slave Trade
What Is Afrofuturism?
The Viability of Hotels as Alternative Art Spaces
Meet the Inhabitants of the Mythic World of Drexciya
For the Enslaved Potter David Drake, His Literary Practice Was His Resistance
Artist Holly Bass Wants to Expand the Notion of Performance Art, All While Championing Washington D.
New Jersey Artist Nyugen E. Smith Considers Climate Change in the Caribbean for CulturalDC
Werllayne Nunes Captures Magic Realism in His Paintings
At Abraham Lincoln’s Cottage, Artist Georges Adéagbo Pays Homage to the Great Emancipator
Coffee: A Color Study Embraces Brown’s Safety and Stability
How These Contemporary Artists Are Redefining Family and Kinship
In Diff’rent Strokes For Different Folks, Jay Durrah Creates Colorful, Organized Chaos
Close Looking: Betye Saar - Not Easily Expressed
How a Celebrated Artist Redesigned the Stars and Stripes to Mark His Pride in Black America
Putting the Nation Back in the National Gallery of Art
The Craft World is Undergoing a Democratization
Close Looking: John Biggers - Characterizing Symbolism
A Trio of Elizabeth Catlett Sculptures Convey the Power of Service to Humanity
These Artworks Reimagine the Legacy of the African Diaspora
How Black Men Changed the World
Photographer Ike Ude is Retelling Africa's Narrative with the Power of Portraiture
Black Abstraction: Symbolizing Reality for Meaning
Artist Toyin Oji Odutola Brings Us Closer to the Truth
Galerie Myrtis: Exhibiting Black Art at the Venice Biennale
Deborah Roberts' Investment in Time Pays Off
Locally Based Black Girls Who Paint Connects and Uplifts Its Artists
In Shoulder the Deed, Artists Reflect on the Present and the Past
Sonya Clark: Tatter, Bristle and Mend Uses Hair to Tell the Story of Black Life
Renee Stout: Working with Spirit
Abstracting Social Questions: The Work of Juan Logan
Tinkering with the Source: The Work of Martha Jackson Jarvis
Aminah Robinson: The Transformative Power of Her Art
Assemblage: Surpassing the Original Intent
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