Waters of the Abyss” highlights Vodou and its transformative role in Haiti’s establishment as the first free Black republic ...

A collection of Zimbabwean stone sculptures will be part of an Oxford exhibition meant to 'contextualize' the legacy of ...

Vibrant portraits of Black girls hang in three eight-foot display cases near the Mayor’s Reception Room in City Hall. Other ...

On April 15, the College of Fine Arts hosted a lecture by Dr. Joan Kee, the director of the New York University Institute of Fine Arts.

A pair of white hands blinding a Black face. A smiling colonizer with a Bible, crushing the skull of a screaming native with his boot. Chained men in gold mines, and a pregnant woman. These stone scul ...

A pair of white hands blinding a Black face. A smiling colonizer with a Bible, crushing the skull of a screaming native with ...

The crack explosion in the mid-1980s spawned millionaire kingpins who waged violent turf wars, along with countless ...

Despite facing systemic barriers in the industry, Black women directors continue to break ground behind the camera.

Conflict between writers and governments comes when writers pen literature that has the potential to critique and resist ...

Hekima Hapa runs around with her four children, teaches a sewing class in Brooklyn and ends her day by burning a little sage.

Some 70 years after her death, however, she is finally being recognized for her achievements as possibly Canada’s first Black ...