Just being part of the menagerie here is really cool.” The post This Baltimore Native Is Sharing The History Of Black Cowboys On This Popular Art Walk appeared first on Blavity.

When most people think of cowboys, they think of the archetypal figures that were popular in early Western movies, television shows, dime novels and art ... were a lot of Black settlements ...

Step into your cowboy boots or slip into your crinoline petticoat and head over to the Art Center of Citrus County where ...

He describes it as a tribute to the strength, courage and optimism of Black cowboys who explored the American ... that are part of the Disney Springs Art Walk. These are being displayed year ...

The Baltimore-born muralist Brandon Hill’s vividly colored depiction of a Black cowboy will remain on view ... 10-foot mural for the Disney Springs Art Walk as part of the theme park’s ...

“So, I’ve always had a love for street art. And in 2009 while at the Navajo Nation I started getting black and white images up on structures along the roadside,” he said. For more than 15 ...

The Art Museum of the Americas, a cultural venue run by the Organization of American States that is steps from the White House and the National Mall, has canceled two upcoming shows, one featuring ...

The White House readout of the nearly two-hour-long call portrayed a success: a peace initiative starting with an “energy and ...

The Art Museum of the Americas ... has canceled two upcoming shows, one featuring Black artists from across the Western Hemisphere and the other showcasing queer artists from Canada.

Scott’s designs challenge the Western gaze, centering Jamaica ... Mickalene Thomas paints Black women in a way art history never really has—with power, agency, and undeniable opulence.