Harriet Tubman Memorial Stands as a Symbol of Fortitude and Freedom in Harlem
Harlem, NEW YORK—Alison Saar’s depiction of Harriet Tubman is dignified and imposing. The abolitionist and leader of the Underground Railroad
Black Artists
Swann’s 12th African American Auction Presents an Important Selection of Fine Art
NEW YORK—For those in the market for black fine art, today is a great day. Swann Galleries is holding its
Harlem Fine Arts Show Features Works Reflecting African American Life
Harlem, NEW YORK—Leroy Campbell spent the weekend explaining his creative influences and promoting his newspaper series—narrative collage paintings that incorporate
Beauty of Daily Life: William H. Johnson’s Colorful Depictions of African Americans
WASHINGTON, DC—Known for his colorful portraits of African American daily life, William H. Johnson‘s aesthetic could be described as elegant
‘Life Pieces’ Exhibit Showcases Work of African American Young Men and Boys
WASHINGTON, DC—References to friendship, African masks, basketball, America and sign language can be found among the richly hued paintings at