We talked to Black creators about their favorite pieces of Black hair art including Lorna Simpson’s Monograph, prints by Solange’s hairstylist, a golden roller, tickets to The Black Hair ...

Black women's hair history, symbolism, and meaning Treye Green reflects on the lessons he's learned through the art and power of Black hair. Special Series Black History Month 2024.

UD fine arts student Joycelyn Brown studies the art of natural hair care for Black women. For Black women, the process of maintaining their hair can be fraught. To tame texture or curls, many women ...

When Min Jung Kim stood before the media, staff members and other invited guests for the first press breakfast of her tenure as the Barbara B. Taylor Director of the Saint Louis Art Museum last ...

An art exhibit focused on Black hair has been to Atlanta, Austin, Texas; the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia area, Los Angeles and by the end of summer 2022, Brooklyn.

Black-owned hair care companies are growing, increasing their market share to $2.5 billion in 2021, according to Mintel, spawning waves of Black, female hair-care enthusiasts with business acumen.

For Black women, hair is not simply an adornment; ... The art of curation. The journey of natural hair care is deeply personal, a beautiful intersection of science and self-expression.

The tradition of braiding black hair is deeply rooted in culture and history and it's more than a style. It's an expression of art. For one woman in Rochester braiding recently became a source of ...

The exhibit celebrates Black women and their hair at the National Harbor in Prince George's County. ... The new Instagrammable pop-up museum in Prince George’s County has over 25 art installations.

The ongoing obsession with black women's hair is now the stuff of art shows. One, in particular, raises questions . By Brittney Cooper . Published October 21, 2013 10:59PM (EDT) ...

A black female artist was tired of people touching her hair, so she created a video game to emphasize the message that it’s not OK to touch black women’s hair.