5 Upcoming Art Exhibits Celebrating Black Artists to Visit
With the start of the new year, many events and exhibits are planned to take place in 2023…
NYC Culture Club Launches Exhibit Focusing on Black Art
The NYC Culture Club Museum recently launched a new exhibit dedicated to celebrating Black art by artists based…
Virtual Tour Showcases Philadelphia’s Murals and the Black Icons They Portray
Mural Arts Philadelphia will host a virtual tour that showcases the city’s murals and the Black icons they…
Tech Tuesday: Streaming Platform Blacktag Ensures Black Creators Get Paid As Forerunners of Mainstream Culture
Blacktag, an up-and-coming streaming platform, ensures Black creators are paid fairly for the content they make and the…
New Zealand’s First Play About Black Queer Immigrants Premieres Next Month
Afro-Caribbean queer playwright Estelle Chout will star in her play “Po’ Boys and Oysters” at Auckland’s Basement Theatre…
This Ohio Artist Guild Is Turning Local Parks Into Black Art Havens
Akron Black Artist Guild (ABAG) provides support and community for Black artists in Akron, Ohio. The guild is…
Traveling Black Art Library of Rare Books on Black Artists Is Expanding
Black Art Library, a Detroit-based library of rare books on Black artists, has transformed from a Black History…
The Lessons of Augusta Savage, Harlem Renaissance Sculptor
Sculptor of New York World’s Fair commission “The Harp” and Julius Rosenwald Fellowship- winning “Gamin,” Augusta Savage built…
DaBaby and the Legacy of Homophobia in Hip Hop
“Rockstar” Rapper DaBaby faced immediate backlash after delivering unprompted homophobic comments during his Rolling Loud Miami set in…