‘Black List’: Photographs of African American Stand Outs by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
Filmmaker Melvin Van Peebles WASHINGTON, DC—Over the weekend, I visited the “The Black List” exhibit at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait
Black Artists
At the United Nations, a Tribute to African Culture and Creativity
“Can I Pass? Introducing the Paper Bag to the Fan Test for the Month of March,” 2011 by Firelei Báez,
Frederick Douglass Memorial Provides Grand Entry to Harlem
The Frederick Douglass Memorial plaza includes an eight-foot tall statue (bronze), a water fountain wall and granite pavers and seating.
Back on ‘The Block’: The Met Marks Romare Bearden’s Centennial
A six-panel series, “The Block,” 1971, is 18-feet-long. NEW YORK—The Metropolitan Museum of Art is exhibiting Romare Bearden’s “The Block”
Wine Spectator: David Hammons Draws On Stereotypes to Make a Statement
WASHINGTON, DC—David Hammons’s bio always begins by referencing that his work reflects his commitment to the civil rights and black