Marty Bass was at the Baltimore Museum of Art to take a look at their exhibit, Black Earth Rising. The exhibit runs through ...

Five years on, many of the murals are still maintained by activists and community groups, while wear and tear, construction, ...

Millennials, now the largest generation in the U.S., are a force in today’s art market, rebooting the rules of collecting.

No one champions Black art quite like Atlanta. Historically, the city has hosted the National Black Arts Festival (NBAF), an ...

Malcolm X's bronze bust in Nebraska's Capitol highlights his impact on Black art and resistance. The artist hopes to inspire ...

We spoke to Dr. Ashley James, Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Guggenheim Museum, about being a Black woman in ...

Antonio Mcilwaine, artistically known as “Arm of Casso,” appeared in the first Black Boy Art Show in 2020 after moving to Atlanta from Philadelphia in 2018. His signature abstract pop “sharpism” style ...

A young Black boy, wearing deep red livery with gold trimming, a gold earring, and red-and-white turban secured with a jeweled brooch, stares out at the viewer. Standing before a ship at sea, he ...

And collectors — including many Black newcomers to the market — wanted in on the action. At the same time, thanks to falling interest rates, the greater art market was flooded with cash.

Florida Highwaymen Alfred Hair and Harold Newton founded the group of Black artists in Fort Pierce and Gifford. They sold painting by the roadside.