Art is more than just aesthetics; it is a powerful tool for activism and cultural preservation. Through various forms of expression, artists carry forward the legacy of Black culture, ensuring ...

This is an opinion column. When the phrase “Black Dandy” crossed my radar a few days ago, I didn’t initially know what it meant. Then it hit me. The term was the foundation of this year’s ...

The film "Right On Be Free" emphasizes the importance of art and community in the African American experience. It calls for black individuals to engage with their heritage through artistic ...

Thanks to its stars, “Passing” is a masterpiece of subtle expression, rendered in black and white In her directorial debut British actor Rebecca Hall brings Nella Larsen's Harlem Renaissance ...

Black men could not look white men in the eye, and they always had to respond (never speak first) with, yes sir. ... expression and art. ...

Despite advances in breast cancer treatment reducing mortality across all racial and ethnic groups, Black women face a 40% higher death rate than White women. Socioeconomic disparities, notably in ...

What’s 'Offensive' Art? The Answer Isn’t Black And White. July 26, 2018. ... almost indistinguishable from a black and white ... But what Schutz may have intended as an expression of empathy ...

Cleveland Institute of Art's Black Scholars and Artists group wanted to repeat the success of last year's Black History Month exhibition and came up with the theme of “Is it Because I’m Me?

But as Laguna Art Museum’s new exhibit, “Black and White: Contemporary Art from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation” demonstrates, black and white can contain multiplicities.

Art Noire: Love Black will return with a kickoff event from noon to 8:30 p.m. Friday and a showcase night, 5:45-9 p.m. Saturday, at the Springfield Museum of Art (SMoA), 107 Cliff Park Road ...

Drake, Megan The Stallion, Big Sean, Alicia Keys, Jack Harlow, 21 Savage, and more signed the Protect Black Art open letter protesting the use of rap lyrics as a means of criminalizing Black artists.