Arts & Culture
Literature Exhibition ‘Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory’ On Display At Princeton Through June
May 8, 2023
Literature Exhibition ‘Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory’ On Display At Princeton Through June
At Princeton University Library, a groundbreaking Toni Morrison exhibition is on view until June 4th. Curated by Princeton professor Autumn…
How Different Art Forms Are Showcasing the Black Diaspora at Different Times
April 28, 2023
How Different Art Forms Are Showcasing the Black Diaspora at Different Times
The black diaspora refers to the voluntary and forced migration of black people to different locations worldwide. Some historical movements…
How Black Content Creators Are Paving the Way for Social Change
April 28, 2023
How Black Content Creators Are Paving the Way for Social Change
As technology advances, so do content creation methods. Content creation that once started with newspapers has entered the technological realm,…
The Buried Story Of Joseph Bologne, The 18th Century Prodigious Black French Composer And Fencer
April 27, 2023
The Buried Story Of Joseph Bologne, The 18th Century Prodigious Black French Composer And Fencer
Joseph Bologne, also known as Chevalier de Saint-Georges, was an 18th-century Afro-French fencer, composer, and virtuoso violinist with talents rivaling…
Textile Artist Bisa Butler’s New Exhibit ‘The World Is Yours’ To Open This Summer In NYC
April 21, 2023
Textile Artist Bisa Butler’s New Exhibit ‘The World Is Yours’ To Open This Summer In NYC
Award-winning American textile artist Bisa Butler is preparing for an art show in New York City, returning to the Big…
‘Minor Notes’: Recognizing The Unsung Black Poets Of The 19th And 20th Centuries
April 19, 2023
‘Minor Notes’: Recognizing The Unsung Black Poets Of The 19th And 20th Centuries
Cover of “Minor Notes, Volume 1” This article contains Amazon affiliate links. Released during National Poetry Month, Minor Notes, Volume…
Kehinde Wiley’s New Exhibit Sheds Light on Systemic Violence Against Black People Through Historic Icons
April 6, 2023
Kehinde Wiley’s New Exhibit Sheds Light on Systemic Violence Against Black People Through Historic Icons
Renowned for his iconic portrait of Barack Obama, artist Kehinde Wiley has dedicated his artistic career to capturing the vibrancy…
Celebrate The Legacy And Art of Kwame Brathwaite With “Things Well Worth Waiting For” Archival Exhibition
April 5, 2023
Celebrate The Legacy And Art of Kwame Brathwaite With “Things Well Worth Waiting For” Archival Exhibition
The prolific American photojournalist Kwame Brathwaite recently passed away on April 1st at the age of 85. His photographs were…
Trailer: ‘This World Is Not My Own’ Explores The Life And Art Of Self-Taught Artist Nellie Mae Rowe
March 24, 2023
Trailer: ‘This World Is Not My Own’ Explores The Life And Art Of Self-Taught Artist Nellie Mae Rowe
Recently having its premiere at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, This World Is Not My Own is an incandescent…
‘Afrofuturism: A History of Black Futures’ Illustrated Book Released In Association With New Smithsonian Exhibition
March 23, 2023
‘Afrofuturism: A History of Black Futures’ Illustrated Book Released In Association With New Smithsonian Exhibition
This article contains Amazon affiliate links. The newly released book Afrofuturism: A History of Black Futures is a companion work…