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Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Celebrating Black Voices, Past and Present, in The Palm Beaches Cultural Council of Palm Beach CountyFebruary 1, 2021 GMT Black History Month is a time to honor, celebrate and amplify Black voices. The Cultural Council for Palm Beach County and its many cultural partners are focused on equity and inclusion in the cultural sector. This month and throughout the season, enjoy a variety of exciting programs that celebrate the many achievements of people of color — from local artists to international j...

Exhibition of new works on paper by Jason Moran on view at Luhring Augustine Jason Moran: The Sound Will Tell You, Luhring Augustine Tribeca, New York (January 16 – February 27, 2021). NEW YORK, NY .-Luhring Augustine is presenting The Sound Will Tell You, a presentation of new works on paper by Jason Moran, which marks the gallery’s second exhibition with the artist. Internationally renowned as a jazz pianist and composer, Moran’s interdisciplinary and often collaborative visual art practice mines the history of music, and its social, cultural, and political subtexts. To create these vib...

Email is invalid Glenn Ligon, A Small Band, 2015. Neon, paint, and metal support, Three components; “blues”: 74 x 231 in (188 x 586.7 cm); “blood”: 74 ¾ x 231 1/2 in (189.9 x 588 cm); “bruise”: 74 3/4 x 264 3/4 in (189.9 x 672.5 cm); overall approx. 74 3/4 x 797 1/2 in (189.9 x 2025.7 cm). © Glenn Ligon. Courtesy the artist, Hauser & Wirth, New York, Regen Projects, Los Angeles, Thomas Dane Gallery, London, and Chantal Crousel, Paris. Photo: Roberto Marossi The New Museum has announced programming and a new opening date for “ Grief and Grievance:...

The Embrace, as the memorial is called, will be installed on a new plaza named after Dr. King’s 1965 march from Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood to Boston Common. The event came a day after King spoke in favor of desegregating schools at a joint legislative session at the Massachusetts State House. King Boston executive director Imari Paris Jeffries tells Artnet News that he hopes the memorial—which arrives at a time when the United States is reckoning with what kind of history its monuments tell—will “inspire a new civic narrative.” “Boston has the opportunity to be the very first...

Part of a year-end series revisiting subjects of some of our most popular arts articles of the year. For the art world, 2020 was the year that the Black Lives Matter movement spurred a deeper conversation about inclusion and equity, ultimately leading some museums to sell off works by certain artists — usually white, often male — ostensibly to diversify their permanent collections. While deaccessioning pieces from collections is not unheard of, museums have historically followed ethical guidelines and invoked the process only when art is damaged or decided to be fake, or when it no longe...