Yinka Shonibare on Race, Globalism and Post-Colonialism
WASHINGTON, DC—A little headless mannequin is balancing on the world in the European galleries of the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Black Artists
Gantt Center Celebrates African American Culture
CHARLOTTE, NC—In a few weeks, Charlotte will host the 2012 Democratic Convention and when the politicos aren’t tending to party
Buoy for the People: Nari Ward Interprets Martin Luther King
NEW YORK—A Martin Luther King Jr. street sign encapsulated in a glass contraption trimmed with some kind of curly silver
A Chance to View Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Masterpiece
NEW YORK—When “The Migration Series” debuted in 1941 at the Downtown Gallery in Manhattan, Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000) became the first
At MoMA, Glenn Ligon Artfully Articulates Powerful Words
NEW YORK—You can always count on Glenn Ligon for insightful words of wisdom, whether in his clever neon works or