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“Queen Tahj” Williams: The First Black Woman to Design the Official Super Bowl Logo

Tahj “Queen Tahj” Williams is making history as the first Black woman to design…

Lancaster Art Vault Exhibits Black Art with ‘Expressions of Strength’

The Lancaster Art Vault and Baldwin’s Gallery present 'Expressions of Strength,' an exhibition showcasing…

Dallas’ African American Museum Kicks Off Black History Month

The African American Museum, Dallas, honors Black History Month with exhibitions, discussions, and celebrations…

The African American Museum in Dallas Marks 50 Years with Founders Ball

Celebrating 50 years of the African American Museum, Dallas, and honoring Dr. Harry Robinson,…

Sight and Sound: The Science of Hip Hop’s Art Appreciation

The links between two of the greatest art forms.

JOY OF CREATION

Mixed Media Painting by Brian Mathus

Meet Brian Mathus, an artist from Ohio who specializes in mixed media paintings.

Wood Sculptures by Reginald Laurent

Introducing Reginald Laurent, an artist from Chicago known for painting multi-media abstracts comprised of…

Watercolor Paintings by Patrick Waldemar

Introducing Patrick Waldemar, an artist from Jamaica whose art is inspired by constant examination…

Oil Paintings by Rodney Butler

Meet Rodney D. Butler, a modern-day Renaissance artist who is willing to master any…

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Facing Frontiers: Out Now

Explore the Winter Issue of Black Art Magazine

BLACK ART HISTORY

Jacob Lawrence: The Storyteller of Black Life in Motion

Jacob Lawrence’s art chronicled Black life, migration, and struggle with bold colors and sharp…

Edmonia Lewis: The First Black and Native American Sculptor to Gain Fame

Edmonia Lewis overcame racism and erasure to become one of the most important Black…

Henry Ossawa Tanner: The First Black American Artist to Gain Global Fame

Henry Ossawa Tanner shattered racial and artistic barriers, becoming the first internationally acclaimed Black…

Edward Bannister: The First Black Artist to Win a National Art Award

Edward Bannister defied 19th-century racism to become the first Black artist to win a…

FROM THE LATEST ISSUE

Career Paths and Key Roles in Leading Art Galleries

Explore the key roles and career paths within top art galleries, from entry-level to senior curatorial positions, with insights and strategies for aspiring art professionals.

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In Each Mistake

In each mistake lies a hidden gem. In every success, a new horizon. The creative journey is a masterpiece in progress.​

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To Appreciate Art

To appreciate art is to recognize its power to inspire and challenge us. Let the colors, forms, and textures open your mind to new ideas.​

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Every Piece of Art

Every piece of art you create tells a part of your story. It's a story of persistence, passion, and vision. Share your journey with the world.​

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