This week in Black art and culture, During New York Fashion Week, the Fashion Minority Alliance, Color Of Change and UPS showcase three Emerging Black Designers.
This week in African art and culture, we bring exciting news of progressiveness, breakthroughs and recognition on the contemporary African art scene beyond white, cubed walls.
How do we navigate the struggles of our interior worlds while also grappling with the socio-cultural and economic politics that shape the societies we live in?
Above: This Titus Kapar work was chosen because of a quote by Dr. Erica Moiah James “I saw several instances of artwork that made me uncomfortable,” Dr.
Above:Betye Saar, Gliding into Midnight, 2019. Mixed media assemblage, 144 x 180 x 180 in. Tia Collection, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Above: Florida Memorial University campus, Miami Gardens, Florida. Friday, December 3, Noon to – 1pm EST tinyurl.com/ArtBaselHBCUFMUTour Each year, art lovers travel from all over the world to see the finest art during Art Basel in beautiful Miami Beach, Florida.
Above: Prince Gyasi, The Power of Choice, Courtesy of Nil Gallery. Prince Gyasi , represented by Nil Gallery will be at Art Miami.
This week in Black art and culture, Zendaya is the youngest celebrity to receive the Council for Fashion Designers of America’s (CFDA’s) Fashion Icon Award.
This week in African art and culture, the 1-54 Contemporary African art fair, Africa’s biggest art fair, kicks off in London.
University of The Bahamas Assistant Professor of Design and the Head of Visual Arts and Design Department Keisha Oliver has been named a Fall 2021 Fellow of The Clark Art Institute in Massachusetts.
