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Margaret Burroughs, artist and co-founder of DuSable Museum | New York Amsterdam News

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Synonymous with Chicago is the DuSable Museum, and inseparably linking them is Margaret Burroughs.

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His Traveling Museum Is Bringing Black History to a Town Near You | Yes Magazine

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After nearly 30 years of collecting rare artifacts, this Detroit teacher launched a mobile museum that travels the country educating people on African American history all year round.

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Brownstone Jazz: Classic Salon Sounds Recaptured in Brooklyn | The Network Journal

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Debbie McClain espouses the notion of giving back to the community in grand style — something she and her family have been doing for generations.

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Basquiat painting on view at Brooklyn Museum | New York Amsterdam News

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“One Basquiat” is the first museum exhibition of the skull painting.

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See Barack and Michelle Obama’s new portraits unveiled today | Los Angeles Times

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Former President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama were on hand Monday to unveil their official portraits at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington.

How an Artist Learned About Freedom From ‘The Negro Motorist Green Book’ | The New York Times

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“It’s like reading a fairy tale book. I see the names of beauty schools and men’s clubs and taverns, and I think, ‘What does that place look like?’”

Fountain Street Church, George Bayard collaborate to bring “African American Artists Tell the Story” to community | CulturedGR

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An exhibit of 10 African American artists’ work, from local to nationally known, opened January 7, with a reception Tuesday, January 16. The exhibit presents work that places African American experience in the context of the American experience.

Eloquent Photo-portraits of 60 Contemporary Artists of Color | Hyperallergic

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Elia Alba’s photo-portraits act as a kind of measure of the intimacy she has earned with her subjects.

How the black radical female artists of the ’60s and ’70s made art that speaks to today’s politics | Los Angeles Times

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All of it points to the unique issues black women artists faced (and continue to face) as women and artists in a society in which race plays a defining role.

Kerry James Marshall’s Largest Work Yet Honors Women in the Arts | Hyperallergic

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Marshall recently unveiled a 132-foot-wide, 100-foot-tall mural that pays homage to 20 women who shaped Chicago’s cultural scene.