Art & Design
Similar to the popular '80 sitcom, Keke Palmer shares the home with her three-year-old son, Leodis, her two sisters, and their kids.
The brand new platform celebrated its debut by bringing together founders, creatives, and tech talent in the Bay Area.
Deeply Rooted Dance Theater leaders reflect on 30 years of bringing Black stories to life through movement—blending history, joy, and resistance on stage.
Most Incredible Studio (MIS) named Dr. Yaba Blay its first Professional Black Girl-in-Residence, debuting their first LEGO collectible, the Bamboo Earrings, on Tuesday.
October 25 is National Art Today! It's a day where people can take a moment to celebrate the works of fine art.
Sophia Victor’s Ekklesia concluded earlier this summer at The Bishop Gallery in Brooklyn. The fine art exhibit was curated by Teddy raShaan reeves, ph.d. of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. Inspired by the ancient Greek term ἐκκλησία, later adopted by early Christians, Ekklesia focused on the importance of African American communal spaces. Specifically, church gatherings and its traditions.
‘Sacred Spaces,’ Sacred Stories — How 1 Artist And 1 Museum Are Reclaiming Black History [Exclusive]
Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum executive director Chanel C. Johnson and curator Martina Dodd on artist Jabari Jefferson's debut exhibition
In the heart of Times Square stands Grounded in the Stars, a 12-foot-tall bronze statue of an unassuming young Black woman, the work of British artist Thomas J. Price.
Swanky Brooklyn hotspot Aliya was the scene for HelloBeautiful x MadameNoire’s Women To Know: Modern Mavericks diner and panel. Guests and honorees pulled up to Hotel Indigo for a curated evening of cocktails, bites, music, and good conversation. Before taking the elevator to the fourth floor, guests stopped by the backdrop for a photo op.
Latoya Hobbs uses her talent to capture the everyday moments that turn everyday Black women into everyday heroes.