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TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. – Every February, National Black History Month commemorates the triumphs, contributions and struggles experienced by the African American community throughout U.S. history. This year’s theme, “African Americans and the Arts,” highlights how art contributes to this narrative. For one Team Tyndall Airman it serves as a means for expression, […]
Jackson Green, an activist from Utah, has been arrested and charged with defacing a memorial to Black Civil War soldier at the National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, DC last autumn. According to a recently
Published 2024-02-09 07:00 7:00 February 9, 2024 am This Black History Month, we’re telling the untold stories of women, women of color and LGBTQ+ people. Subscribe to our daily newsletter. The official theme for this year’s Black History Month is African Americans and the Arts. As a . . .
Season of Black Art hosts symposium at African American Art and Culture Complex KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco Source link
There is only one crowd scene in the book, incongruous, and jarring against the sense of isolation elsewhere. Goppel says: ‘This image as the only image of an “unrestricted” party seems out of place in the project. In fact, it was a scientific experiment to test the incidence of infection after the lockdown. You were […]
Black Artists in America explores African-American art at Sacramento museum A new exhibit, Black Artists in America, highlights African-American art during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. Updated: 6:45 PM PST Feb 5, 2024 BENCH IN 2002. RIGHT. NOW, SACRAMENTO’S CROCKER ART MUSEUM THERE IS A NEW EXHIBIT THAT EXPLORES AFRICAN AMERICAN ART DURING THE LATE […]
Opinion | How Art Creates Us The New York Times Source link
When they were married in 1967, Bernard and Shirley Kinsey set an ambitious goal: visit 100 countries together. While experiencing different places and cultures, the couple began collecting objects to remember their travels. Over time, they amassed a sizable and critically celebrated collection of art and artifacts, now considered to be one of the most […]
Even as New York’s museums deliver a season of exhibitions in which the Black figure is emphatically, profoundly present, these institutions are reckoning with legacies of absence, invisibility and anonymity. Along with the bold, triumphant portraiture of Henry Taylor at the Whitney and Barkley L. Hendricks . . .
Jeffrey Brown: Leigh went really big in her work and the attention it gained in 2019 with Brick House, towering over New York’s High Line Park. The exhibition now in Washington, some 29 works spanning 20 years, mostly sculptures, but also several videos, was organized by the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. It includes […]