Iris Williams is a visual artist. Whether she’s painting, creating digitally or using another medium, it’s healing for her.

The Stella Jones Gallery’s start was rather organic as a mother wanting to give her children images that represented them.

Historic figures and the struggle to overcome is known to be a part of Black History and American History, but so is joy.

The latest iteration of the Chicago-based creative’s work is “We Say What Black This Is,” an exhibit currently showing at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art. Arranged by Spelman’s ...

The Bridge Art Gallery will celebrate the grand opening of its new location in Wilmington with a ribbon-cutting ceremony ...

The Thousand Islands Arts Center is hosting an Art of the Year contest, open to anyone age 16 or older. The winner will receive a $200 commission award, stickers of their piece and recognition in all ...

LYNCHBURG, Va (WSET) — The "Who's Behind Black Art" Documentary Series, released during Black History Month, offers a unique ...

The federal government has historically discriminated against Black farmers. The recent funding halt from the Trump ...

Satyrs were creatures linked strongly with Dionysus, the Greek god of wine, pleasure, and theater. These party-loving, ...

Throughout the Sharjah Biennial, works are described using politicized language that highlights the vast social and environmental ideas tackled.

Haegue Yang’s sculptural work, seen around the world and now in Dallas at the Nasher Sculpture Center, stages an encounter ...

At his latest show in London, the gallery space becomes a classroom — and while there are no wrong answers, there is always ...