Two leading Washington arts non-profits issued a national open call today, challenging the country’s visual artists to create visually powerful, non partisan get-out-the-vote posters
In the vein of Black History Month and Black Music Month we wanted a distinct recognition of the Black Fine art cannon
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“We are excited to bring these beautiful pieces to our clientele in Oak Bluffs this season,” “This space is dedicated to exploring American history through the creativity and perspective of (primarily) artists of color.
I see it as a great introductory item to seed their interest in culture, in a visual aesthetic, while also allowing people to start to collect art
Depicting the Harshest Realities in the Most Beautiful Ways: The Art of Frederick D. Jones - Jones was a beloved artist, so many of his works are in private collections. But his work deserves to be seen for its complexity and contemporary relevance. ... READ MORE
“Crucial Tip for Artists and Collectors: Why Some Art Sells for $1,000,000 versus $1000” by Debra Hand - “Crucial Tip for Artists and Collectors: Why Some Art Sells for $1,000,000 versus $1000” by Debra Hand Years ago, coming into the art world as a full time artist, there were two very specific issues I wanted to understand. First, I wanted to know why some artists were able to sell work for $1,000,000 while… ... READ MORE
Why Is Black Portraiture So Popular Today? - Representation without context is not telling us enough about who we are. Black people may be present in the western art historical canon now. But are the stories of these regular people being expressed through the work? ... READ MORE
