2023 Underground Art Market Report
Latest News in Black Art features updates and developments in the world of art and related culture Colette Pierce Burnette. | Photo by Kylie Birchfield Appointments Newfields Board of Trustees announced the “departure” of its CEO, Colette Pierce Burnette, (above) in a brief statement on …
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Image credit: Unique Nicole/Getty Images “The Ghost of Slavery” by actor, playwright and APP Professor Anna Deavere Smith, is the first play published in The Atlantic magazine in almost a century. The play serves as the centerpiece of a Reconstruction-themed issue and is set in …
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Earlier this month, an Atlanta judge ruled to allow against him and other alleged gang members in court during their upcoming criminal trial. While the development is shocking to many, the prosecution in the case has previously been steadfast in its intentions to present such …
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) – A task force created to examine the state of local correctional facilities got a real eye-opener when they toured the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison. ”It’s about citizens having to come into a facility that is dilapidated,” explained District 5 …
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Alfred Younes sentenced to five years in prison for aiding escape of son, former UI student Ali Younes’ escape – The Daily Iowan Close Modal Window
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Bianca Jagger is a meticulous woman. She always wants to use the correct Spanish word. Despite residing in London and New York since the early 1970s, she resists using Anglicisms. With her Nicaraguan accent and raspy voice, she steadfastly avoids the Spanglish that so many …
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A former payroll manager at the Art Institute of Chicago was sentenced to three years in prison on Thursday after he pleaded guilty in April to misappropriating more than $2 million in museum funds. Michael Maurello, 56, has been ordered to surrender to the Federal …
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The inauguration of a week-long exhibition, “Udupi Sub-Jail that Survived Demolition Verdict” marked the beginning of the World Heritage Week celebrations by the Mangaluru Chapter of the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) here on Sunday. Inaugurating the exhibition at the Kodialguthu …
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Michael Maurello, the Art Institute of Chicago’s former payroll manager who in April pled guilty to funneling millions from the institution’s coffers into his private bank account, has been sentenced to three years in prison. According to the Chicago Tribune, the sentence included an order to …
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Satoru Abe | John Henry Felix | Carol Malina Kaulukukui | John Dean |Lynette Jagbandhansingh-Wageman | Deanna Espinas | Glenn Furuya Satoru Abe One of the premier artists in Hawai‘i has maintained artistic vigor for more than seven decades. “I make art every day, …
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