That moment stayed with her for years. It ultimately became the foundation for her traveling exhibition, Twelve Tablecloths.

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“Innervisions” shows Black artists exhibiting just as much range as their more widely lauded white counterparts and that their practices have more staying power. Further, Clark Atlanta ...

Appearing in the White House briefing room on Monday ... life coach and 2012 Harvard University graduate Kaizen D. Asiedu, a black man, argued that neither McGregor nor his supporters are at ...

Black American novelists ... of “Appropriate” (2013), Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s sardonic drama about white family members returning to their ancestral plantation home in southeast Arkansas ...

It turns out that her mother was someone thought to be the first documented Black woman painter in the country, one whose works were never shown publicly — until now: An artist named Edith ...