Known now as a major exponent of the “Negro Renaissance,” Alexander Gumby is among the most forgotten Blacks ever to have lived in Harlem.

Queer history can be found throughout New York City, although much has gone unmarked, obscured, or forgotten over the decades ...

But Greater Fort Lauderdale (or GFL), which consists of over 31 municipalities, is a destination that goes far beyond the ...

Philadelphia is known as one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly destinations in the world with a rich history in queer pride, ...

Altadena is home to many Black artists, many of whom were affected by the L.A. fires. A new exhibit at the California African ...

The resilience, faith and purity of African American hymns come to life at the Historic Ward Rooming House with “Precious ...

The Big Band Jubilee marks its fifth annual music celebration honoring Juneteenth while recognizing Harlem's place in Black history.

An exhibit opening this weekend in Jacksonville features paintings by artist Rik Freeman of Washington, D.C., that depict ...

The High Museum of Art in Atlanta hosts the South African’s first major museum exhibition in the United States, “Ezrom Legae: ...

Two centuries after his downfall, Napoleon remains both revered and controversial in France — but above all, unavoidable.

The Archives of American Art has collected a wealth of primary sources documenting the contested terrain of American folk art. In celebration of the opening of the American Folk Art Museum’s new ...

Three miles north of the Inner Harbor, by Johns Hopkins University’s main campus, is the Baltimore Museum of Art, home of the ...