Art Aids Art Presents ‘Legacy of Charles White’
August 7, 2024
Art Aids Art presents “The Legacy of Charles White,” a group exhibition showcasing the work of White’s former students from the Tutor/Art program.
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Charles White
Black Fact of the Day: February 17 – Brought to you by Black365.com
February 17, 2021
The art exhibition Charles White: a Retrospective, honoring artist Charles White was showcased after 100 years since his birth, at LACMA, 2019.
It’s Not Too Late to Experience The Broad’s Powerful “Soul of a Nation” Exhibition
August 15, 2019
“Soul of a Nation” celebrates their contributions during a time in world history that was pivotal for Black artists and African Americans as a whole.
Forgeries of African American Art on the Rise
January 17, 2019
Today, the recent boom in museums has revealed a devotion to African-American artists and the increasing amount of attention paid to these artists has led to a significant rise in forgeries, according to a new report.
THE CALIFORNIA AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM ANNOUNCES FALL SEASON, FEATURING TWO HISTORY EXHIBITIONS AND SOLO SHOWS FOR ARTISTS NINA CHANEL ABNEY AND ROBERT PRUITT
July 23, 2018
The California African American Museum (CAAM) announced today that it will open four new exhibitions in fall 2018, including two original exhibitions that examine important chapters of African Americans history in California and solo exhibitions of new and recent works by artists Nina Chanel Abney (in conjunction with the Institute for Contemporary Art, Los Angeles) and Robert Pruitt. One of the upcoming exhibitions also includes CAAM’s first partnership with its Exposition Park neighbor, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which is lending pieces from its collection.