Work by Robert Lewis Clark - Mixed Media on Wood 8' X 11' X 2' Pigment International Presents  Glory! Glory!  at Zhou B Art Center, February 20 Pigment International announces  Glory! Glory! , a group exhibition examining symbolism, citizenship, and collective power through contemporary Black art. The exhibition opens Friday, February 20, at Zhou B Art Center 1029 W. 35th Street , with a reception from 7:00–10:00 PM. The event is free and open to the public, advance registrat

Top row right, Munson and Christina Steed at the KJM exhibit in London. The exhibition is now in Paris. Bottom row left, Patricia Jones Blessman at MoAD in San Francisco. KERRY JAMES MARSHALL IN PARIS "Kerry James Marshall: The Histories" continues at the  Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris , following its run at the Royal Academy of Arts and Kunsthaus Zürich. The exhibition features over 70 works, including new paintings exploring Black African roles in the transatlantic slave tra

Artist Dennis Shelton Shelton, based in Yonkers, creates assemblages, collages, and mixed media artwork.  Every Black artist must answer the questions posed in this call for reflection for him/herself. This is my answer. This will be the first full year without my grandmother, Mineola D. Smith, who spent her entire 103 years in Alabama and was on that same historic bus with Rosa Parks. Once I realized my grandmother was no longer here, it made me reflect on her generation. I

Artist Reggie McFly McFly’s work captures ‘extraordinary people living ordinary lives’. His work “Goldie” shows the defiant pose of Goldie Williams who was charged with vagrancy, a broad law used to criminalize the poor and marginalized.  Honestly my expectation for this year is to have none. I want to continue sharing and embracing the world with my heart, without worrying about how the work is received, and trusting that it will find the right people and the right places.

Artist Kevin Williams and Dontae T. Muse at the Pigmented Black Fine Art Faire. Muse , based in Newark, NJ, is the founder of Black Art Gallery Tour (BAG) Tour and Black art advocate. by Dontae Muse If I could condense my predictions for the Black art market heading into 2026 into one sentence, it might look like this: Black collectors will stop asking for permission from white markets and develop our own art spaces dedicated to our artists. What’s unfolding isn’t a trend, a