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 documentary series "Who’s Behind Black Art" reshapes art media by spotlighting Black artists’ journeys and contributions.
The GIANTS exhibition at the High Museum showcases monumental Black art, curated by Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz, amplifying Black narratives and identity.
Exploring the impact of Trump’s return on arts funding, freedom of expression, and creative industries, especially for Black creatives.
With a devastating 2024 hurricane season, emergency grants are crucial for artists facing disaster recovery, helping them rebuild and continue their creative work.
Senior Art Director Christiana Ine-Kimba Boyle's move from Pace Gallery to Canada Gallery explores the allure of boutique spaces for top curators.
Donovan Johnson leads Johnson Lowe Gallery with a diverse, inclusive vision that honors a legacy and celebrates Atlanta’s dynamic art community.
Building on successful collaborations with Benin through LagosPhoto Festival 2023 and the Benin Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia 2024, the African Artists’ Foundation (AAF) deepens artistic exchange in the country, reflecting on contemporary Identities in Africa And Its Diaspora.
This fall, the Saint Louis Art Museum will present “Narrative Wisdom and African Arts,” an exhibition that will bring together a rich variety of sculptures, textiles, works on paper, photography, painting and time-based media created by artists from across sub-Saharan Africa as well as contemporary African artists working globally.
The Frist Art Museum presents LaJuné McMillian: The Portal’s Keeper—Origins, an exhibition of multimedia projections, sculptural installations, and holographic self-portraits by the New York–based artist LaJuné McMillian. Organized by the Frist Art Museum, the exhibition will be on view from September 27, 2024 through January 5, 2025.