This Week in Black Art and Culture
This week in Black art and culture, history was made in the United States. We swore in our first female, African American, and Asian American vice president.
This week in Black art and culture, history was made in the United States. We swore in our first female, African American, and Asian American vice president.
By April Dobbins In 2016, Chicago musician Aquil Charlton founded Mobile Music Box to teach intergenerational groups how to make instruments from recycled materials to encourage environmental consciousness, particularly in communities of color.
22 Jurors to Award Prizes at Awards Night on February 2 22 celebrated voices across film, art and culture will bestow this year’s awards on feature-length and short films at the Sundance Film Festival, at a digital ceremony taking place February 2nd.
Due to the ongoing impact of the pandemic and travel restrictions worldwide, Art Basel has decided to postpone its June fair.
Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) is pleased to announce the eighth annual Art + Soul Celebrationon February 6, 2021, a virtual event in support and celebration of PAMM’s Fund for African American Art.
Fabiola ECOT-AYISSI, Director of Cipcalab Patrimoine Culturel and curator, offers a reading in this video of the work of visual artist Yvon Ngassam:
Fifteen emerging storytellers from Chile, India, Kenya, Tunisia and the U.S. will convene digitally for Sundance Institute’s January Screenwriters Lab, taking place online via Sundance Co//ab from January 11 -15, 2021.
National YoungArts Foundation (YoungArts) announces Together, a short film, an ambitious endeavor to support artists across the country and at every stage of their development.
January 6, 2021 is historical for many reasons. However, I’d rather give you something to make you think about art, culture and possibilities.
Above: The artist in his studio. Image courtesy of Jaleel Campbell. Jaleel Campbell, a Syracuse, New York-based creative, illustrator, dollmaker, videographer, musician and pop-cultural guru unlocks a distinct style to render cultural moments of Black life.