Antonio Obá’s art invites you to pause, reflect, and confront. It’s a visceral investigation into the layers of Brazilian identity, one that navigates the nation's tangled legacy of colonialism, ...

Printmaking, Race, and Community” showcases work created at one of the country’s best-known sites for Black American culture.

A celebrated University of Michigan dance alumna is finally receiving her homecoming. Internationally acclaimed dancer and ...

Rediscovered Masterpieces including a lost Titian and Klimt are among the artworks stealing the show at TEFAF Maastricht.

Abubakarr Koma is keeping alive the centuries-old art of Gara tie-dying, a vibrant tradition that tells stories through intricate patterns and vivid colors.

Black American novelists, filmmakers and other writers are using comedy to reveal — and combat — our era’s disturbing ...

Richard Allen, born into slavery near Smyrna, rose to found the AME Church and promote rights for African Americans.

Sometimes all you need is to enjoy nature. With last week’s sunshine and warm days, you could almost think it was spring.

The Moving Art series premiering this weekend expands on the popular Studio Series performances that had been held at the ...

Peggy Montes started the Bronzeville Children's Museum, worked to elect Mayor Harold Washington and seeks to empower, inspire ...

Far from the well-trodden tourism path, the Central African nation promises unparalleled access to nature at its wildest.

Francina and Roderica James share a love for their family, culture and city. And those loves are part of the B&B experience ...