Black Brazilian contemporary artists confront the racial violence of the state
The special-edition Fourth of July shoe has been criticized for using an icon of slave-era America
‘Black people don’t fear the dead, it’s the living we worry about’
Maryland Institute College of Art has addressed its admissions policy which refused black students between 1895 and 1954
A new book traces the role of the black model in art history from the 19th century to today
Black Lives Matter Arts+Culture has been launched in a bid to promote African American artists ‘changing the world’
The artist reflects on the sounds that have shaped their thinking
A PR agency darkened white students’s skin and digitally inserted black students into a class trip photo
Why the sportswear corporation built a brand philosophy premised on personal transcendence and social justice
How will the Black Panther writer, known for his landmark critical assessments of race, take on the quintessential symbol of Americana?
On the eve of a major show at the National Portrait Gallery, considering the legacy of MJ in light of ‘Apeshit’ and fraught debates on Blackness
At BALTIC, Gateshead, the Turner prize-winner uses East African fabrics and the words of renowned black writers to question ideas of belonging
A surprising show of silhouettes at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. sheds light on obscure chapters of US history
Toyin Ojih Odutola’s portraits of a fictional aristocratic Nigerian family push toward an expanded definition of the ‘black experience’
Inspired by Berlin’s Holocaust Memorial, it’s the first of its kind in the country
Public debate around Confederate insignia has little to do with historical fact, and everything to do with collective memory
Blum & Poe, Los Angeles
