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Spotlight: A New Exhibition Looks Back at Gordon Parks’s Seminal Photography
Gordon Parks’s “Born Black”: A New Exhibition Captures a Quiet Fortitude
Jack Shainman Gallery Adds Charisse Pearlina Weston to Roster of Artists Engaged in Social and Cultural Issues
The Time Is Always Now, National Portrait Gallery review — Black figurative art takes its place in the canon
Six Artists Reflect on the Legacy of the Harlem Renaissance
In a Breakthrough Show at ICA SF, Hayv Kahraman Stares Down Her Demons
Jack Shainman Gallery Takes Over Manhattan’s Historic Clock Tower
Richard Mosse’s Amazonia Dazzles and Devstates
In San Francisco for FOG? Don't Miss These 7 Exhibitions Around the City
See How Nigerian Artist El Anatsui Weaves Mesmerizing Tapestries Out of Cast-Off Materials
Jack Shainman Gallery debuts new Tribeca space with Richard Mosse exhibition
The Impeccable Peacocks of Barkley Hendricks
The Breakout Stars of 2023
Piecing Together a Black Identity, and a Whole Black World
Interview: Richard Mosse
A New Film Documents Kerry James Marshall’s Dynamic Stained Glass Windows for the Washington National Cathedral
At The Momentary, An Art-Driven, Impassioned Plea for the “Enduring Amazon”
Rose B. Simpson Harnesses the Power of Community in Life-Sized Clay Sculptures
Radcliffe Bailey, Artist Who Explored Black Migration, Dies at 54
The Revolutionary Printmaking of Kerry James Marshall
Kerry James Marshall’s Prints Throw Blackness Into Relief
Barkley L Hendricks, Frick Collection review — a superstar of portraiture finally gets his due
Seeing the Frick Anew Through Barkley L. Hendricks’s Portraits
El Anatsui Builds Monumental Art From Daily Life
El Anatsui/Turbine Hall review – miracles in gleaming gold made from recycled rubbish
Artist Kerry James Marshall: ‘Pictures don’t do anything. People do things’
Barkley L. Hendricks: Portraits at the Frick
A ‘Cross-Fertilization of Ideas’: El Anatsui on the Growing Spotlight on Non-Western Art and Bringing Up the Next Generation of Ghana’s Art Stars
For Barkley Hendricks, Finally a Seat at the Head of the Table
For $18.65, famous artist designs racial justice windows for National Cathedral