BFAM 2023 was a celebration of Black fine arts
Chicago's Black arts community showcased its creativity in October. Black Fine Arts Month (BFAM) 2023 left an indelible mark on its attendees. The signature
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Fall museums guide: art across Hyde Park
The DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center
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DuSable Museum presents new exhibition of art from actress CCH Pounder
The exhibition, which was curated especially for the DuSable Museum, contains 24 works of art by world-renowned artists, including Kehinde Wiley, Patricia
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Marsha P. Johnson Institute to Celebrate Acclaimed Black Artists and the Power of Resistance With Nick Cave, Jack Cave and Michaela Angela Davis at the DuSable Museum
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec 7, 2022--
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"NICK CAVE and JACK CAVE: THE COLOR IS FASHION EXHIBITION" TO OPEN AT THE DUSABLE BLACK HISTORY MUSEUM AND EDUCATION CENTER ON AUGUST 27, 2022
/PRNewswire/ --"Nick Cave and Jack Cave: The Color Is Fashion Exhibition," created by Internationally acclaimed multi-disciplinary artist Nick Cave and his...
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DuSable Museum and Jack and Jill Chicago Chapter partner for 75th anniversary event
The first Chicago chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc., which has 125 mothers and over 250 children committed to service, leadership, and civic service, turns 75 this week with a curated DuSable Museum exhibit, teen docents, and celebration.
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Here Are All the A-List Participants in the Upcoming Virtual Summit From Creative Minds Talks, From Rashid Johnson to Tommy Hilfiger
Leaders from fields including art, fashion, architecture, film, and philanthropy have teamed up for Creative Minds Talks's virtual summit.
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Ayodeji Rotinwa at "Homecoming: Aesthetic of the Cool" at 1957 Gallery
Otis Quaicoe, Kwesi Botchway, and Amoako Boafo. All photos unless noted: Nii Odzenma. LAST SEPTEMBER, when Artnet published a sweeping account of the dramatic ascent of Amoako Boafo, whose fingerpainted portraits of Black people had apparently cast a spell over the market, it read like the script of a Hollywood blockbuster. Replete with eye-popping prices, secret deals, greedy collectors and curators, and a ballsy move by Boafo himself to seize control of his own work, the profile laid bare ...
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