Imani Bilal explores grief, self-preservation and the emotional cost of overgiving in her new exhibit, “The Beauty of Enough,” on display in Brooklyn through May 27. The self-taught artist reflects on her creative journey, spiritual practice and groundbreaking international success — including becoming the first Black American artist to design a luxury hotel in Saudi Arabia — while challenging narrow definitions of Black art and abstraction.
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DC artist Reggie Gillumo creates art that the visually impaired can ‘see’
Reggie Gillumo, a D.C.-based visual artist and sculptor, has spent nearly 30 years perfecting his signature style—vibrant, touchable artworks designed to be experienced by both sighted and visually impaired audiences. Celebrated for his innovative technique and community impact, Gillumo recently opened his own gallery and continues to inspire through mentorship and his deeply personal, inclusive art.
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‘Keeping the Culture: The Last Twenty-Five Years’ exhibit opens at Morgan State
The James E. Lewis Museum of Art at Morgan State University is hosting a landmark exhibition titled “Keeping the Culture: The Last Twenty-Five Years” from Sept. 29 to Dec. 13, 2024, featuring an array of African American art, including works from master artists, local legends, and newer voices, celebrating the creativity, resilience, and cultural identity of Black artists.