Talamieka Brice: The Fire this Time
by Lisa Ramos Talamieka Brice is an award-winning artist, photographer and visual storyteller. She is inspired by her hometown of Kilmichael, Mississippi, and by artists Michelangelo, Shakespeare and Maya Angelou.
Five Black Art Reads for Fall
By Maleke Glee We are preparing ourselves for fall and its cooler weather, earlier nights and increased time indoors. Fall is the perfect time to pick up a few new books and outline reading goals for the new year.
This Week in Black Art August 24-28, 2020
Above: the language must not seat|Shikeith|2018 This week in Black art, the Whitney Museum of American Art opens digital discourse on Black art in this moment of increased activism, and commissions grace the covers of Vogue and Vanity Fair.
Black is King: Beyoncé’s Exaltation of Motherhood, Legacy and Reimagined Homelands By April Dobbins
Above: Beyoncé Knowles Carter, Photo courtesy of Parkwood Entertainment, Disney+. Beyoncé Knowles-Carter has done it again. By “it,” I mean everything I didn’t even know I needed right now.
