BAIA BITS: Laura Wheeler Waring
BAIA BITS: Laura Wheeler Waring Little Moments Where Knowledge Meets Art Harlem Renaissance artist Laura Wheeler Waring was best known for her po…
BAIA BITS: James Lesesne Wells
BAIA BITS: James Lesesne Wells Little Moments Where Knowledge Meets Art “I'm a man of simple needs. My interest has been primarily in my art and …
Zadig and Voltaire’s Art Is Hope Campaign Celebrates Daphne Arthur
As part of its ongoing collaboration with international fashion brand, Zadig and Voltaire, Black Art In America (BAIA) is thrilled to announce the …
Coming in February Black Art In America Quarterly!
Coming in February to select markets nationwide, Black Art in America (BAIA…
The FIVE Spot: Strength Of Black Women
The FIVE Spot Connecting through Art Five works of art. One theme. The F…
BAIA BITS: John Woodrow Wilson
BAIA BITS: John Woodrow Wilson Little Moments Where Knowledge Meets Art --…
The FIVE Spot: Protest and Freedom
This week’s theme at the FIVE Spot is Protest & Freedom as we present five works of art connected by images of resistance, protest and liberation.
The Whitney Plantation: An Emotional Journey … - A Step Back In Time at Louisiana's Whitney Plantation “Imagine what it would feel like to be someone else’s property. Imagine you are a field slave. You wake up before sunrise. You work until dark, which is 8 or 9 in hot humid summers. Your life depends on the whims of your master or mistress.”… ... READ MORE
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
Johnson’s Paradox: The Lost Mind and Rediscovered Works of William Henry Johnson - Johnson, whose heart never quite strayed from home or family despite his lengthy travels and career, may have been heartbroken to learn they’d never see any gains from his life’s work. ... READ MORE