Connections: Albert Murray, Romare Bearden and Norman Lewis
Detail of “Carnival,” circa 1957 (oil on linen) by Norman Lewis. NEW YORK—Albert Murray, the writer, cultural critic and jazz
Black Artists
Jonathan Boos Features ‘Oh Mary, Don’t You Weep,’ by Charles White
NEW YORK—A stunning example of Charles White’s aesthetic is on display at the Jonathan Boos booth at the Winter Antiques
David Driskell Celebrates 80th Birthday with a Retrospective at DC Moore Gallery
NEW YORK—“David Driskell. Creative Spirit: Five Decades,” explores the work of a pivotal figure. An artist, collector, scholar and curator,
Fred Wilson: Were Ancient Egyptians Black, White or Brown? Discuss.
Brooklyn, NEW YORK—Fred Wilson uses art objects to raise controversial issues. Here he paints five identical, found heads labeled “Nefert-ite”
The Metro Show Features a Bounty of Treasures, Including Works by Bill Traylor
NEW YORK—Art and antique season is underway in the city and dealers are showing a bounty of treasures. The Metro