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Amy Sherald, Michelle Obama’s Chosen Portraitist, Is Now a Bona Fide Art-Market Success Story | Artnet

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All the in-demand artist’s paintings have sold at the Untitled Art Fair—and a 2020 retrospective is already in the works.

Jimi Hendrix, African American Music Artist, Black Music Artist, KOLUMN Magazine, KOLUMN, KINDR'D Magazine, KINDR'D

New Jimi Hendrix Album with Unreleased Songs Coming in March | AFRO

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NEW YORK (AP) — Unreleased songs recorded by Jimi Hendrix between 1968 and 1970 will be released next year.

Studio Portraits of African-American People in the Second Half of the 19th Century | Vintage Everyday

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In documenting the history and experience of African-Americans, the Simpson collection also records and depicts acts of racism, oppression, and violence; though they are sometimes unpleasant and even shocking, such materials represent significant aspects America’s complicated history.

There are drummers, then jazz drummers, and then there’s Harvey Mason | Michigan Chronicle

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Harvey Mason isn’t just a jazz drummer. In fact, he isn’t just a drummer.

Netflix for Jazz? Quincy Jones’s Qwest TV Takes Concerts and Films Digital | The New York Times

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Qwest will operate like a highly specialized version of Netflix: Members pay a small fee each month for access to the full video library.

Basquiat Left School at 17—and Made New York Museums His Classroom | Artsy

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By the time Basquiat was included in the “Times Square Show,” he’d begun to talk about his influences: a pantheon of artist-heroes he’d encountered over many years of museum visits.

This Moving Video Featuring Andra Day’s ‘Rise Up’ And Heaven King Takes Mommy-Daughter Goals To A Whole New Level | Essence

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In collaboration with Grammy nominee Andra Day, Tianne King is using dance and music to showcase her life raising YouTube sensation Heaven. And beware; it’s a tearjerker.

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