Diane Abbott and Mr Loverman writer among stars at literature festival
This year's Tottenham Literature Festival focuses on 'Black Imaginations', celebrating the power of creativity in storytelling and featuring prominent Black artists and authors.
'Crafted Kinship' Unravels the Creative Practices of 60 Carribbean Artists, Designers, and Makers
The book showcases over 60 Caribbean artists, focusing on how their roots shape their creative practices.
Studio Museum in Harlem to Open New Building in Fall 2025
The Studio Museum in Harlem will open its new building in 2025, celebrating Black artists with a focus on Tom Lloyd's work.
Cassi Namoda's Dreamlike Paintings Depict the Life of Women in Mozambique
Cassi Namoda's art uniquely marries her Mozambican roots with global influences, showcasing vibrant depictions of life and identity through a dreamlike lens.
Suzanne Jackson's Natural World
Kellie Jones's "South of Pico" highlights Black artists' significant contributions to 1960s and 70s Los Angeles art scene without relying on dense theory.
National Portrait Gallery Will Spotlight Amy Sherald, Artist Behind Iconic Michelle Obama Portrait - Washingtonian
Amy Sherald will make history as the first contemporary Black artist to hold a solo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.
Diane Abbott and Mr Loverman writer among stars at literature festival
This year's Tottenham Literature Festival focuses on 'Black Imaginations', celebrating the power of creativity in storytelling and featuring prominent Black artists and authors.
'Crafted Kinship' Unravels the Creative Practices of 60 Carribbean Artists, Designers, and Makers
The book showcases over 60 Caribbean artists, focusing on how their roots shape their creative practices.
Studio Museum in Harlem to Open New Building in Fall 2025
The Studio Museum in Harlem will open its new building in 2025, celebrating Black artists with a focus on Tom Lloyd's work.
Cassi Namoda's Dreamlike Paintings Depict the Life of Women in Mozambique
Cassi Namoda's art uniquely marries her Mozambican roots with global influences, showcasing vibrant depictions of life and identity through a dreamlike lens.
Suzanne Jackson's Natural World
Kellie Jones's "South of Pico" highlights Black artists' significant contributions to 1960s and 70s Los Angeles art scene without relying on dense theory.
National Portrait Gallery Will Spotlight Amy Sherald, Artist Behind Iconic Michelle Obama Portrait - Washingtonian
Amy Sherald will make history as the first contemporary Black artist to hold a solo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.
Brooklyn Museum Adds More Than 300 Works to Collection, Including Pieces by Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Dyani White Hawk, Grafton Tyler Brown, and More
The Brooklyn Museum has acquired over 300 works of art this year, focusing on adding works by Black and Asian-American artists.
The acquisitions include works by artists such as Liza Lou, KAWS, Whitfield Lovell, Tyler Mitchell, and Rashid Johnson.
The museum's forthcoming American Art galleries will feature several of the new acquisitions.
Brooklyn Museum Adds Hundreds of Artworks by Black and Asian-American Artists to Its Collection | Artnet News
The Brooklyn Museum has acquired over 300 new works to expand its representation of Black artists and fill gaps in its representation of Asian American history and identity.
The new acquisitions span various categories and mediums.
The museum's American Art galleries, set to open in 2024, will feature the new additions.
Brooklyn Museum Adds More Than 300 Works to Collection, Including Pieces by Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, Dyani White Hawk, Grafton Tyler Brown, and More
The Brooklyn Museum has acquired over 300 works of art this year, focusing on adding works by Black and Asian-American artists.
The acquisitions include works by artists such as Liza Lou, KAWS, Whitfield Lovell, Tyler Mitchell, and Rashid Johnson.
The museum's forthcoming American Art galleries will feature several of the new acquisitions.
Brooklyn Museum Adds Hundreds of Artworks by Black and Asian-American Artists to Its Collection | Artnet News
The Brooklyn Museum has acquired over 300 new works to expand its representation of Black artists and fill gaps in its representation of Asian American history and identity.
The new acquisitions span various categories and mediums.
The museum's American Art galleries, set to open in 2024, will feature the new additions.