The Art of Gerard Sekoto
Gerard Sekoto is widely recognized as the pioneer of South African Art. He was born on December 9th at Botshabelo mission, near Middleberg, Mpumulanga. In...
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Ed Wilson
Born on March 28th in 1925 in Baltimore, Maryland, Ed Wilson became interested in art as a child while recovering from rheumatic fever. When he returned...
The Art of Bryan Collier
“The experience of making art is all about making decisions. Once the kids really get that, you see them making the connection. They go from...
The Art of Monica Stewart
Monica Stewart has become a nationally recognized artist. Her art, prints and posters have been seen in various movies and TV programs such as: “Waiting...
The Art of: Keinyo White
“Everything is revealed to all men as they desire it to be revealed to them, by their own definitions alone. ” ~Miyamoto Musashi Keinyo White...
The Art of: Osmond Watson
As an Afro-Caribbean man who resides in the Caribbean and is faced with Caribbean problems, my philosophy on art is simple. My aim is to...
The Photography of Gordon Parks
“I saw that the camera could be a weapon against poverty, against racism, against all sorts of social wrongs. I knew at that point I...
The Art of Lois Mailou Jones
Lois Mailou Jones “was an iconic African- American painter and an important historic link in a path-breaking generation of Black American artists. Her eclectic, academic work,...
1619 to 1865: “The Worst Sight” by Artist Kevin “WAK” Williams
The Worst Sight by Kevin A. Williams|WAK, is a series of six paintings: Queen, King, Generation Lost (an elder), The Fishermen, The Washerwomen, and The Catch, in which...