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I find black-and-white photography freeing in a world of color-graded imagery
I love color grading, but its tumultuous nature means it’s 'in' one minute and 'out' the next. Black-and-white photography is ...
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A New Book Highlights Rarely-Seen Photos of Black Triumph, Artistry, and History
Excerpted from a new photography book, Picturing Black History, these unearthed archival images you will see Josephine Baker, ...
French street artist Shuck One pays tribute to Black history at Pompidou Center in Paris
French street artist Shuck One is honoring Black figures who shaped France’s recent history on the mainland and overseas in an art installation.
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The Legendarily Reclusive David Hammons Invites You to Wander in the Dark
Artist David Hammons is restaging a storied installation that he first presented in New York more than 20 years ago.
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In Atlanta, Sally Mann’s Affecting Look at the Naïve Boldness of Adolescence
Before visiting this exhibition, my mind was primed for a certain interpretation of it. The recent federal moves to erase ...
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Currier Museum closes out Black History Month with a final look at Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibit
The Currier Museum in Manchester hosted its first Art off the Walls evening event series Thursday night with a glimpse into the 1980s Brooklyn underground and graffiti art scene, featuring the works ...
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Art & Mental Health: The journey to Black joy and healing
Historic figures and the struggle to overcome is known to be a part of Black History and American History, but so is joy.
Separating the Art from the Poet: Review of ‘Love and Need: The Life of Robert Frost’s Poetry’ by Adam Plunkett
Adam Plunkett’s Love and Need offers something of a recuperation of Robert Frost by reminding us that the poet's fierceness ...