The museum’s deputy director got her start during a curatorial stint at the Hammer Museum.
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Harlem School of the Arts Tops a Million in Contributions for the Second Straight Year | The Network Journal
TNJ Staff , The Network Journal Buck Ennis. Yvette Campbell leads the Harlem School of the Arts. Featured Image [dropcap]This[/dropcap] year’s Harlem School of the Arts (HSA) Masquerade Ball and After Party, an annual benefit gala in support of the 54-year-old arts organization, surpassed expectations once again by raising over a million dollars, for the […]
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A Portrait of Black Mental Health in Hues of Black and Blue | Hyperallergic
Influenced by Picasso’s Blue Period, Malik Roberts explores the repercussions of generational poverty, racism, and violence in Black communities using monochromatic hues.
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Kerry James Marshall named most influential contemporary artist | The Guardian
American painter’s dealer, David Zwirner, tops ArtReview Power 100, with #MeToo third
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How Misty Copeland is empowering at-risk youth through dance | The Guardian
To see Misty Copeland dance is to witness seemingly physics-defying strength and utmost grace in action.
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MoMA Is Finally Giving Legendary Black Artist Charles White His Due | Vice
Black people have made great art forever but have been mostly ignored by large museums. Nearly 40 years after his death, White is finally getting the acclaim he deserves.
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Allison Janae Hamilton’s Spirit Sources | The New York Times
Her multimedia art never strays far from her concern with the land, especially the Southern land, and its occupants, especially its black occupants.
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‘Well-Read Black Girl’ Is Bigger Than Glory Edim | The New York Times
This September, outside a boutique store in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, members of the Well-Read Black Girl book club sat in a misshapen circle of folding chairs on the sidewalk.
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She’s sold 500 paintings and written a children’s book. She’s 13. | The News & Observer
Camryn, an eighth-grader at Thales Academy in Rolesville, talks about how she juggles it all and offers some advice for other young entrepreneurs.
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Black Women Animate Partners with Cartoon Network for Boot Camp | Colorlines
The group is working to get Black women in the door in the animation industry.
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