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Before the Renaissance: African Art in the Age of Antiquity
Before da Vinci or Michelangelo, African artists were already creating masterworks in bronze, terracotta, and stone. From the Nok and Ifẹ̀ to Kush and Aksum, this post explores Africa’s deep artistic legacy—and why it matters to how we see Black art today.
Black Heritage Museums—and Other Cultural Guardians—in Louisiana
Louisiana is home to a network of museums that preserve and celebrate Black history, culture, and creativity. From vibrant New Orleans to rural Opelousas, these institutions stand as cultural guardians, ensuring that the stories of Black Louisiana are remembered, honored, and shared.
Did Picasso Steal from African Artists?: Exploring the Roots of Modern Art
Did Picasso invent modern art, or did he borrow from African artists without giving credit? This post explores the African influences behind Les Demoiselles d’Avignon and how African masks and sculptures helped shape Cubism. Join the conversation about artistic inspiration, appropriation, and the recognition of African contributions to modern art.