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Closed since the summer of 2021 for a $67.5-million renovation project, the first since its 1987 opening, the National Museum of Women in the Arts will reopen

Historian Peggy Chong recently won a grant from the National Federation of the Blind to continue her research.

By Teddy Jacobsen Colorado Community Media (Via AP Storyshare) It only takes an introduction and a few minutes of talking with historian Peggy Chong to Historian Peggy Chong tells the history of the visually impaired people who have made an impact on our society

WASHINGTON, DC—The Phillips Collection announces its schedule of exhibitions and programmatic highlights through summer 2024.

When Henry B. Graves, a prominent Detroit attorney, presented the portrait of his father, esteemed Michigan Supreme Court Justice, Benjamin F. Graves (1868-1883), little did he realize that it had been painted by his daughter, Betsy.

Two spring exhibits now open at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art offer a thoughtful look at different aspects of racial justice with works from contemporary artists of the 20th century.

In the years after World War II, a series of global shifts, including African decolonization and the U.S. civil rights movement, led artists to explore a new politics of form, synthesizing and integrating different visual and cultural traditions. This spring, the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University in St. Louis will present “African Modernism in America,” the first traveling survey to examine the diverse aesthetic strategies, and complex relationships, between African art...

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African Modernism in America is currently on view at Fisk University Galleries

Four museums featuring exhibits this fall are recognizing the work of African and African American artists.