Tag Archives: Howardena Pindell

The National Conference of Artists Conference 2012 at the Schomburg in Harlem

The National Conference of Artists founded in 1959, is the oldest African American visual arts organization in the United States. Continue reading

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Dr. Kellie Jones in conversation with Hettie Jones In Harlem

Named one of the top art books of 2011 by Publishers Weekly, Kellie Jones’s EyeMinded: Living and Writing Contemporary Art features selections of her writings from the past twenty years. Continue reading

‘Negro Sunshine’ Glenn Ligon: America At The Whitney Museum of American Art

By Tod Roulette

In deciphering the well deserved review of the artist, Glenn Ligon at the Whitney Museum of American Art, I have to start at the end of the show. In this final room three large neon signs simply spell ‘America’. One is shiny white and the ‘E’ is turned backward and the rest of the  country’s name reads reverse. On the opposite wall ‘America’ reads correctly from left to right in masked black neon. Continue reading