A 12-foot-tall sculpture of a lady, perceived to be an African American woman has been erected at the center of Times Square.

Murjoni Merriweather noticed the loud omission of modern Black sculptures from museums, so she made them herself.

Members of the Woven Wind project used clay sculptures of cypress knees Friday, April 25, to highlight the history of the ...

In this lesson, students research the face jug, a 19th century art form that formed a ... a type of 19th century pottery created by African American slaves and freedmen in the Edgefield District ...

Later, he went to the Cincinnati Art Academy ... for Cassius Marcellus Clay. Ten years later, Hathaway moved to Washington, D.C., and started making busts of African American leaders including ...

These lesson plans are based on History Detectives episodes that examine a variety of artifacts—a weapon, an early photograph, a letter, a piece of pottery—that highlight African-American ...

The organization has a museum and a sculpture park in Montgomery, Alabama, dedicated to telling the story of the African American experience, including slavery, in America. “I don't think ...