Public Art Fund’s On the Flip Side Brings Photography to 300 Bus Shelters in Three Cities
Public Art Fund’s "On the Flip Side" turns 300 bus shelters in New York, Chicago, and Boston into a photography exhibition Feb. 4–Apr. 5, 2026.
Public Art Fund’s "On the Flip Side" turns 300 bus shelters in New York, Chicago, and Boston into a photography exhibition Feb. 4–Apr. 5, 2026.
"Amy Sherald’s American Sublime" opens at the Baltimore Museum of Art through Apr. 5, 2026, presenting a major ticketed survey of 38 paintings.
Pérez Art Museum Miami’s Art + Soul Celebration returns Feb. 7, 2026, honoring Fab 5 Freddy and raising funds for the PAMM Fund for Black Art, with cocktails, dinner, music, dancing, and a new acquisition reveal.
Lancaster Art Vault presents Expressions of Strength and Grandma’s Walls, pairing visual art, poetry, and performance with a collection-based show curated by the late Lenwood Sloan. Free opening reception January 30.
Opening February 7, 2026, Nakeya Brown: Refutations brings more than 40 photographs to The Fralin Museum of Art, examining Black hair, beauty standards, and cultural pressure through intimate and critical imagery.
Telfair Museums’ annual PULSE Art and Technology Festival returns January 22–24 with interactive installations, digital media, performances, and STEAM-focused programming exploring art at the intersection of technology and the body.
The Peabody Essex Museum presents the first major retrospective of 19th-century Black and Indigenous sculptor Edmonia Lewis. Edmonia Lewis: Said in Stone is on view Feb 14–Jun 7, 2026 in Salem, Massachusetts.
Opening January 25 at Dixon Gallery and Gardens, this major exhibition captures the creative power and cultural impact of Black American artists from 1976 to 2001.
Black Clay brings together over 20 Black ceramic artists at ARTE NOIR in Seattle, using clay as a medium for history, identity, and cultural resistance.
The Brooklyn Museum hosts the largest Seydou Keïta exhibition ever seen in North America, with Vlisco leading a vibrant celebration featuring fashion entrepreneur Sarah Diouf and photographer Trevor Stuurman.