The film "Right On Be Free" emphasizes the importance of art and community in the African American experience. It calls for black individuals to engage with their heritage through artistic expression, ...

It’s a moment Gaga fans have been waiting for. Lady Gaga made her long-awaited return to the Coachella mainstage on Friday ...

Each spring, hundreds of thousands of cranes converge in Nebraska. The phenomenon draws in artists, conservationists and ...

One user wrote on X (formerly Twitter), "She’s not real. She’s art. She’s Jennie Kim!" Another one said, "damn hot momma 🔥🥵 but I’m really she’s becoming bolder and bolder. And getting out of her ...

About 40 women recently came together in Charlotte to make art aimed at raising awareness around the maternal health challenges Black women face. Some of their pieces are now part of an art ...

The Speed Art Museum's Black Avant-Garde series may lose $168,000 in funding due to an executive order from President Donald Trump. The series highlights the work of Black artists in Louisville ...

His mother, Myrtis Bedolla, founded Galerie Myrtis, one of the country’s few African American-owned art galleries. “I grew up hanging artwork like Amy Sherald,” Bedolla told BLACK ENTERPRISE.

Hannah Black, Bright Cypress, 2024–25 (installation view). Photo: Gunnar Meier. Courtesy Vleeshal Center for Contemporary Art, Middelburg In The Directions at Vleeshal Center for Contemporary Art, ...

The Augusta GreenJackets will temporarily change their name to the Augusta Azaleas for two games in April. The name change is meant to celebrate the city's famous flower and will feature special ...

The firefighter jacket, a variation on the three- or four-pocket chore coat that features weighty metal clasps in place of buttons, has emerged as a curious, clangy spring jacket trend.

“Black Futures in Art: The Space Between Us,” explores the energy and potential within the gaps that separate humans, up through Sunday; “Albert Foote Sr. and Darrell Spotted Horse,” a ...

“Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist,” the largest ever presentation of her work in America, can be seen now through July 6, 2025 in Washington, D.C.