David C. Driskell & Friends” at the Frist Art Museum in Nashville highlights Driskell’s artistic legacy and the importance of his relationships with fellow artists.

After World War II, many African American painters, musicians, and intellectuals flocked to Paris ... and how these artists really created a Pan-African art history across Black worlds, across the ...

A 1920s photo of two Black men embracing, part of a collection on homosexual African American men, was altered by social ...

Many more worked in factories at home to support the war effort. The African American community hoped that the Jim Crow laws and the racism they experienced would end after the war.

Dexter Gordon and Slide Hampton’s jazz album “A Day in Copenhagen”—piped into the galleries—is the principal soundtrack for “Nordic Utopia? African Americans in the 20th Century,” at ...

The definition of American folk art is notoriously difficult to pin down. In the twentieth century “folk art” has embraced everything from Pennsylvania German frakturs to eccentric architectural ...

s birthday, during Black History Month or as current events warrant—African ... 20th century, America’s legally recognized foreign-born population tripled in size, equal to more than one ...

The Photograph Study Collection contains nearly a quarter million negatives, photographs, and slides documenting American art works from the late 1800s to the mid-20th century. As a research and study ...

Whitney Museum of American Art, Josephine N ... He is arguably the supreme American realist of the 20th century, encapsulating aspects of our experience so authentically that we can hardly ...

Photo by Bohao Zaho Hood's place in the art deco canon – and indeed that of American 20th century architecture – rests heavily on his astute navigation of the urban and economic landscape in ...