History Wars
Australian reformers often speak of the silence that has muffled so much of the country's history. Aboriginal artists are speaking up to break it.
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Emory Douglas
“Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power”
“Soul of a Nation” demonstrates different ways black artists from across the United States contended with issues of identity and representation and the role of art in a society pervaded with racism…
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You’ve Gotta See This!: Artists Are Luring Their Peers and Predecessors Out of Obscurity and Back into the Spotlight
In 2008 New York feminist artist Judith Bernstein was having her first show in decades at Mitchell Algus Gallery, presenting her iconoclastic “Horizontal” series, large-scale drawings…
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Rigo 23 and Emory Douglas Speak Out
Emory Douglas and Rigo 23 are two artists of two successive generations of association with Black Power, who uncompromisingly advocate social and political change through their work. They both live in…
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