If you are unfamiliar with the works and thoughts of Kerry James Marshall, writer Randy Kennedy provides us with more than a brief read. Mr. Marshall speaks... Read More
Art
Interested in African-American art? We feature black artists and their work, inform you about the latest museum exhibitions and you get to know the people behind the scenes.
The Importance of Collecting Black 5 min read
The art of collecting things is a universal fascination enjoyed by hundreds of millions of collectors throughout the world. No matter what the objects of... Read More
Celebrating the Life of Betty Blayton Taylor 1 min read
Betty Blayton Taylor (July 10, 1937 - October 2, 2016) an American activist, advocate, artist, Arts administrator/educator, lecturer. Co Founder of the Studio Museum in Harlem and Director and Founder of the Children's Art Carnival. “Procession:... Read More
Revisiting the Good Old ROUTES' Days! Continuing to publishing excerpts, with additional information, from the October 1977 Maiden Issue—A commentary on the appreciation of food "Sister Jones," written by Agnes O. Bunn (If you've grown up in a Baptist church, you've known a Sister Jones!... Read More
As an art administrator, I often toy with how best to curate thought provoking conversations while at the same time advancing knowledge about how our pasts impact... Read More
“When it comes to keeping records of the thousands of narratives within the African Diaspora, Art has a special way of capturing the many stories,... Read More
The Bronx Museum of the Arts presents 1 min read
Discover art in the outdoors with The Bronx Museum of the Arts and New York Restoration Project! Join them for three summer Saturdays of family art... Read More
Deadline September 1, 2016 The Artist in the Marketplace (AIM) program, provides FREE professional development opportunities to emerging artists residing in the New York metropolitan... Read More