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Amy Sherald on Her “Gentle Presentation of Black Identity” and More | Hyperallergic

Sherald, who has a solo show at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, shares her reasons for painting and what’s next for her career.

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Black Blooded To Open At New Museum Of Modern Art May 30th In Charlotte | Black Art In America

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Built like a family photo album with close to 70 pieces by 50 artists, this group exhibition demonstrates the diversity and nuisance within narratives of tradition, consanguinity, and origin.

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Images of Disappearing Jobs | The Atlantic

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On May Day, these portraits provide a glimpse of a wide array of jobs that are vanishing under the pressures of automation, inexpensive mass production, and other technological and societal changes.

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The passing of artist Harry L. Davis | Black Art In America

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“It’s with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of our dear friend and renowned artist Harry L. Davis. He was a warrior, a gentle giant, and a warm spirit…R.I.P.

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‘Boom For Real’ Paints a Portrait of Jean-Michel Basquiat As a Young Man | Colorlines

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The upcoming documentary explores Basquiat’s formative teenage years in New York City.

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Wall Street Rush to Scoop Up Black Art Sends Prices Sky High | Bloomberg

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Black artists, long overlooked and undervalued, now occupy one of the hottest corners of the market.

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The big picture: Window Nurses, NYC, 1966 | The Guardian

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The racial divide in 1960s America is captured in a rediscovered image by Italian photographer Mario Carnicelli

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Not Enough Color In American Art Museums | NPR

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The current furor over the Brooklyn Museum’s appointment of a white woman to oversee the museum’s African Art collection is not surprising or infuriating to Steven Nelson. Nelson is an African American art historian at UCLA who specializes in African art, and he says, “There are very few of us in the field.”

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Wishing A Very Happy Birthday to Dr. Samella Lewis | Black Art In America

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Artist and art historian Samella Lewis is renowned for her contributions to African American art and art history.

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Charles White: A Retrospective, The Art Institute Chicago, Summer 18′ | Art Institute Chicago

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A superbly gifted draftsman and printmaker as well as a talented mural and easel painter, he developed a distinctive and labor-intensive approach to art making and remained committed to a representational style at a time when the art world increasingly favored abstraction.