ERNIE BARNES This Heart of ART by: J. Ivy
A tribute to Mr. Ernie Barnes by: J. Ivy. Music from Marvin Gaye’s “I Want You.” source
How This Man Pulled Off The Hollyweed Sign Prank (HBO)
On January 1, artist Zach Fernandez, aka Jesus Hands, scaled the iconic Hollywood sign and altered it to read “Hollyweed.” VICE News Tonight interview Jesus Hands to find out why…
Collecting African American Art – October Gallery
What should be your motivation for collecting African American Art. source
Libya’s saddle craft kept alive by a few artisans.
Meet Farag Mohamed one of the few artisans keeping the handcrafting of leather horse saddles laced with silver and copper embroidery alive in Libya. Mohamed hand-makes the saddles that are……
Leroy Campbell Visual Artist at Baltimore Heritage Art Show – October Galley
Simply put, Leroy Campbell is a quintessential artist. His work, created in a variety of mixed media and reflective of the African-American experience, evokes an unexpected range of emotions. He…
Sabo Is The Right-Wing Street Artist Trying To Troll Hollywood (HBO)
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Sabo is a 40-something Los Angeles street artist who doesn’t care if his work is respected or not, but he does want to provoke……
Connecting People with Art – The Culture October Gallery Promo
http://www.octobergallery.com Connecting People with Art – The Culture October Gallery Promo source
Who We Are. October Gallery Promo for Its Brands
http://www.octobergallery.com Who We Are. October Gallery Promo for Its Brands source
Black Art In America Fine Art Show Houston
Architect Neil Hall, Aia, Noma, Urban Planner, Designer, Producer: Art Africa Miami Art Fair, and Cultural Activist. Topic: Transforming and Activating marginalized community through Art, Design and Culture. Black Art…
California African American Museum
CAAM’s permanent collection consists of over 4,000 objects ranging from the 1800s to the present. It encompasses paintings, photographs, film, sculpture, historical documents, and artifacts, and it spans nineteenth-century landscape…