(WMBD) — The town of Normal will begin a social media vote for their 2025 Water Report Cover Contest artwork created by kids. The contest closed on Jan. 7, and they received 445 art works which ...

The first issue will be launching on 19th March 2025 with the main cover art by Pablo M. Collar (DC, Marvel) and the variant 'B' cover by Ethan Young (Marvel, Transformers, TMNT). DC x Sonic the ...

For our rankings, we've listed Netflix at the top as we believe it to be not only one of the best video streaming services overall, but the best one specifically for Black art. After that ...

A black conservative influencer is set to launch a lawsuit against New York Magazine claiming its controversial cover story about young pro-Trump people is racist. CJ Pearson, a former Trump ...

Research influential Black artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Faith Ringgold, Jacob Lawrence, and Alma Thomas. Explore their stories, styles, and messages. You may also wish to explore Illinois Art ...

The cover art enthralled the fans, who could not stop raving about it on X. One user wrote: "This artwork is giving major vibes! Can’t wait to see what these queens bring on Thursday!" ...

The actress, 42, turned heads as she went braless in a sheer black dress, which was adorned with intricate embellished detailing - covering her modesty. Priyanka elevated the bold look with a ...

Black art, culture, and history deserve the spotlight year-round, but February is when Seattle really steps it up during Black History Month. We’ve got everything from film festivals and discussions ...

A new exhibit at the African American Museum of Dallas features Black artists from across the country who were selected among hundreds of entries for the Carroll Harris Simms National Black Art ...

But many Black painters and sculptors were frustrated in their efforts to break into the mainstream art market, which was dominated by white artists and gallery owners. The situation was ...

While white kids usually seemed energized by the space, children of color — especially Black kids ... they are here in the art museum.” — Veronica Nocera covers life and culture.