The Studio Museum in Harlem Effect: How the Institution Became a Key Art Space
Since 1968, the museum has spotlighted artists of African descent—and launched a generation of curators and educators.
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‘Interrogate the World as It Is and Imagine How It Could Be’: Four Trailblazing Artists in ‘Soul of a Nation’ Discuss the Show and Their Careers
The exhibition of work by African-American artists, including Ming Smith, Betye Saar, William T. Williams, and Senga Nengudi, just opened at the Brooklyn Museum.
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“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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From the Archives: Frank Bowling on Why It’s Not Enough to Say ‘Black Is Beautiful,’ in 1971
“It is as though what is being said is that whatever black people do in the various areas labeled art is Art—hence Black Art,” Frank Bowling wrote in the April 1971 issue of ARTnews. For the…
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Homerun? Japan Scored a Glitzy Tiffany & Co. Trophy After Winning the World Baseball Classic
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In ‘A Doll’s House,’ Arian Moayed Saw Iran
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s One-of-a-Kind Circular Sun House Lists in Arizona
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Sporticast: WBC’s Storybook Ending, Magic Addition to Commanders Bid
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