David C. Driskell Print Release
by David C. Driskell Born in 1931 into a family of Georgia sharecroppers,David C. Driskell is today a renowned painter and collector of art, as well as one of the …
HIGH TO HOST LANDMARK EXHIBITION OF WORKS
by: John Marin The High Museum of Art will host “John Marin’s Watercolors: A Medium for Modernism,” the first major comprehensive exhibition addressing John Marin’s (1870–1953) modernist achievements in the …
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Messages That Conduct an Electric Charge
Sometimes a career survey doubles as a scan of social history. This is true of Glenn Ligon’s retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art, a tight but ample show …
Yale Show Looks At Black Identity
By: ROGER CATLIN NEW HAVEN — — Before Black History Month disappears next week, it’s worth noting a major show on the subject of African American identity that opened last …
American civil rights: the Welsh connection
by: Gary Younge When Reverend Andre Reynolds, minister of music at the 16th Street Baptist church in Birmingham, Alabama, looks out to the congregation for inspiration, he occasionally lifts his …
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Barbara Grad’s exhibit is a higher form of art
By ELISABETH KIRSCH Long before Google Earth, artists (or, perhaps, aliens) created images that could only be viewed in their entirety from way up high. Witness the Nazca Lines in …
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West Michigan Symphony, Muskegon Museum of Art team up for enrichment program
A fun day steeped in the arts and humanities is in store for more than 130 seventh- and eighth-grade students from six Muskegon County school districts on Friday. Follow Your …
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Georgia Museum of Art Hosts Artists’ Panel Discussion
The Georgia Museum of Art at the University of Georgia will host a panel discussion featuring 11 artists from the museum’s current exhibition of works by African-American artists, “Tradition Redefined: …
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ART REVIEW: "No Boundaries" at Baobab
By Rebecca Rafferty The Baobab Cultural Center gives voice to local and regional African-American concerns, joys, and visual talents more frequently than the designated annual Black History Month. Year round, …
African folk art collection hangs in Natchez museum
by:Jennifer Edwards PAM FINLEY holds a carving done by a New Orleans artist that is part of the African-American folk art owned by her and her husband, John Finley, at …
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Art and History Meet in African-American Exhibit at Museum
by: Margaret Burroughs FAITH LAPIDUS: The National Museum of African American History and Culture is presenting the exhibit. It is called “The Kinsey Collection: Shared Treasures of Bernard and Shirley …
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THE ART INSIDE OF ME!!!!!
I am a professional artist from Philadelphia,Pa. I am focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction. I’m also focus to help my customers feel better. I can draw portraits,logos …
THE ART INSIDE OF ME!!!!!
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Black History Museum: The Nobility of the everyday
By MAUREEN ELGERSMAN LEE Before I moved to Virginia three and a half years ago, I started an intellectual journey unlike any I had embarked on before. The goal was …
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Artist Explores African American Experience on Canvas
By Karla Dorweiler “The most consistent theme in my work is that of visibility because I recognize that historically black people have generally been rendered invisible,” Best writes. That theme …
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