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, Jr. at the Founders Ball.
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Koyo Kouoh’s Appointment as 2026 Venice Biennale Curator
Koyo Kouoh’s historic appointment as the 2026 Venice Biennale curator signals a transformative step toward inclusivity in global art.
Black Art at Miami Art Week 2024: History, Events, and Cultural Impact
A complete guide to Black art events at Miami Art Week 2024, showcasing diverse voices, cultural heritage, and creative innovation.
Reclaiming Ancient Egypt: Dream or Distraction for Black Art?
Black artists explore Ancient Egypt as a symbol of greatness, but does it idealize the past and limit contemporary narratives?
Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art Appoints New Leadership
John K. Lapiana and Heran Sereke-Brhan bring leadership and fresh perspectives to the National Museum of African Art, as it redefines its mission.
The $6 Million Banana: What It Says About Art, Wealth, and Opportunity
Maurizio Cattelan’s duct-taped banana selling for $6.24 million raises questions about art, wealth, and opportunities for Black artists.
Creative Freedom vs. Copyright: The Legal Standoff Between Deborah Roberts and Lynthia Edwards on Collage Art
A copyright dispute between Deborah Roberts and Lynthia Edwards stirs questions on originality, influence, and creativity in the world of collage art.
John Campbell’s ‘Who’s Behind Black Art’ Series Transforms Art Media
John Campbell’s documentary series "Who’s Behind Black Art" reshapes art media by spotlighting Black artists’ journeys and contributions.
Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz Uncover Black Art with GIANTS Exhibition
The GIANTS exhibition at the High Museum showcases monumental Black art, curated by Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, amplifying Black narratives and identity.
What Trump’s Return Could Mean for Creatives and the Art Industry
Exploring the impact of Trump’s return on arts funding, freedom of expression, and creative industries, especially for Black creatives.