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What We See—and What We’re Meant to See: Questioning Representation
Traditionally, the halls of fine art museums reflected only a narrow vision of history—one where Black figures were absent or marginalized. This post explores how artists are reclaiming that space, blending tradition with bold new visions to challenge what belongs on the wall—and who gets to be seen.

Should Black Art Museums Feature Non-Black Artists?
Should Black art museums feature non-Black artists? While our institutions exist to uplift Black voices and narratives, there are artists who have engaged deeply with Black culture and history. Does their work belong in Black art museums? Join the conversation as we explore inclusion, mission, and the evolving role of these cultural spaces.