Transcripts: Looking at Clementine Hunter
Clementine Hunter, the most famous woman artist from Louisiana, was defined by her love of community and her need for self-expression.
VRt Ventures and Shepard Fairy Launch “DAMAGED” VR/AR Experience
VRt Ventures, in partnership with Shepard Fairey and Juxtapoz Magazine, today announced the launch of “DAMAGED,” a VR/AR immersive experience allowing fans to step inside Shepard Fairey’s largest solo exhibition to date.
Prizm Art Fair Announces Dates and Program Highlights for Miami Art Week
Prizm Art Fair is pleased to announce the dates and new location for the fair’s 6th edition. Coinciding with Miami Art Week, Prizm Art Fair, hosted in partnership with the Knight Foundation, the Alfred I.
California African American Museum Doesn’t Miss A Beat by Dominique Clayton
Above: Nina Chanel Abney. Untitled (Yo 123), 2015. Unique ultra chrome pigmented print, spray paint, and acrylic on canvas 56 × 56 in.
Studio Visit: Sheena Rose with DVCAI/The Fountainhead Residency
Above: Sheena Rose from her Black Obeah Series. During the August 2018, session at the Fountainhead Residency, in Miami, Florida, Sheena Rose and Onajide Shabaka spent a morning in conversation.
Art Basel Announces Miami Beach 2018 Galleries and Sectors
Above: Tschabalala Self ,Grape Soda. Today Art Basel announced the list of 268 leading international galleries selected for its 2018 Miami Beach show.
Juana Valdes: The Colored Bone China
Above: Juana Valdes, Black Sapphire Colored Bone China Rag, 2017. Porcelain bone china fired 1234c, 24 x 16 x 8 inches.
Modern African-American Artists Shine in October 4 Swann Sale
Above: Lot 78: Charles White, Nobody Knows My Name #1, charcoal and crayon on illustration board, 1965. Estimate $100,000 to $150,000.
HIDDEN GEMS: A Blind Date for Artists and Collectors by Dominique Clayton
The exterior during the INCOGNITO benefit art sale at the Institute of Contemporary Art on September 8, 2018, in Los Angeles, California.
