Al Loving, an innovative abstract ... figurative art describing the black experience. Loving soon became what one reviewer called “probably the leading figure in the hot African American ...

“Procession: The Art of Norman Lewis” is a truly revelatory exhibition devoted to an African-American artist who was involved with the emergent Abstract Expressionist scene and has been ...

The new “Detroit Collects” exhibition at the Detroit Institute of Arts gives local collectors of African-American ... fine art since the late 1980s with an eye toward abstract art and sculpture.

More than 100 beautiful, fascinating quilts of widely varied styles made primarily by African American women with Bay Area ...

There are all sorts of reasons why African-American ... family, father, mother, and young son, cling together as they plunge. There's a faux-naive quality to Amos' work that reminds of Outsider ...

Howardena Pindell, a multidisciplinary artist whose works include video art and abstract ... In fact, the first African-American woman to have a solo show at the Whitney was the abstract painter ...

A question for a hypothetical curatorial seminar in “Reconciling Abstraction and Social Comment in Contemporary American Painting”: What to make of the African-American abstract painter Joe ...

John Russell, the art critic ... work by an African American artist. Without naming Delaney, he said the work would be displayed in the museum’s East Wing gallery focusing on Abstract ...

Driskell, and Michael B. Platt, said Elisabeth Hodermarsky, the Sutphin Family Curator of Prints and Drawings. “Without their generosity and support, the gallery’s holdings of African-American art ...

Colors and shapes are a primal language, Osi Audu, a Nigerian-American ... traditional African art, he isn’t looking to offer answers or explanations. Instead, Audu lets his abstract art ...

gave the city its latest piece of signature public art, "United We Stand," a monumental and jazzy abstract sculpture unveiled in July outside the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American ...

Two months before she died, Alma Thomas invited the art critic Eleanor Munro to her red brick house in Washington, D.C.’s ...