Frustrated with the absence of positive representations of Black people in art, John Wilson responded by providing images of Black dignity while addressing the painful realities of racial prejudice.

An opera about the Underground Railroad has interesting ties to Lexington and one of its greatest basketball players.

EXCLUSIVE: Anthony Mackie lights up a whopper of a cigar, relaxes into his chair and talks about how he and Hollywood legend ...

Karachi’s motto, therefore, ought to be one of caution. In the city of 20 million, most who chase fortune end up empty-handed ...

In Colombia, coastal erosion caused by a combination of climate change and environmentally destructive industrial agriculture ...

February is Black History Month. Right now, the Northwest African American Museum is showcasing special exhibits that ...

Black galleries are a conduit between Black creatives, collectors, and the community. Supporting galleries amplifies Black art and history.

Black history, includes art history, and over the years people of color have been portrayed in paintings in various ways and ...

The Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) has announced a 24 man D’Tigers’ provisional roster for the crucial final Window 2025 AfroBasket Qualifiers scheduled to hold later this month in ...

The Wallace House in Harpersville was built using enslaved labor in 1841. Now a center for education, a local artist has used ...

One Charleston artist wants you to sit and think when you come across her work but there’s also an element of representation she hopes to bring to the forefront.

You’re face… to face… with the man who sold the world! It’s an eerie, jarring lyric. One befitting the Halloween season. Terrorizing and horrifying. But what ...