Black Art in America Fine Art Show Midwest Tour
The Black Art In America™ Fine Art Show Midwest Tour visits Kansas City, Mo and Houston, Texas this April. Fine art collectors and museum professionals prepare to attend
Protected: Ode to Geraldine McCullough, The Sculptress who Taught Richard Hunt
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Protected: Jazz is Dead, Long Live Basquiat
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Tell Me Your Story: 50 African American Artists Works In The Netherlands
For the first time in Europe: 100 years of African American art based on storytelling. From February 8, visitors can explore the visual richness of black culture in Kunsthal KAdE
Common Partners with Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago to Spotlight Top Chicago Artists by Debra Hand
“Common Partners with Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago to Spotlight Top Chicago Ar…
Sanctuary: Recent Acquisitions to the Permanent Collection CAAM
Sanctuary: Recent Acquisitions to the Permanent Collection of The California Afric…
“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
10 Reasons Why To Collect Emerging Artists - Why I collect emerging artists Byrma Braham, Gallery Director, Avisca Fine Art Gallery (Black Art In America archives, originally published 2/1/2011) I often get the question. “Who are the artists that you collect?” In many instances my answer is met with either a somewhat blank stare or a mildly quizzical look. You see, I mostly collect… ... READ MORE