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Artist Spotlight: Jack Whitten
Born in Bessemer, Alabama, Jack Whitten transformed American abstraction while never forgetting his Southern roots. This post explores how Whitten’s early life in Alabama shaped a global career grounded in memory, resilience, and innovation.
Nellie Mae Rowe’s Playhouse
Before the art world knew her name, Nellie Mae Rowe had already built a world of her own—wild, radiant, and defiant. In this post, we explore how Rowe transformed her Georgia home into an explosion of color and protest, and why her story deserves a place alongside Delta icons like Clementine Hunter.
Artist Spotlight: Kerry James Marshall
Kerry James Marshall is an influential figure in contemporary art known for his profound impact on the portrayal of African-American identity. This blog post explores Marshall's journey from his early influences to his major exhibitions, shedding light on his unique style and the powerful themes he weaves through his artwork. Discover how Marshall challenges and reshapes the landscape of modern art, ensuring that African-American experiences are vividly represented and deeply felt.