Collection: Art

Celebrating the rich history of photography made by and for Black communities in Texas. Kinship & Community presents an inspiring example of collective self-representation from the...

  Dionne Lee (born in New York, 1988) works across photography, video, and collage to examine histories of land, power, survival, and Black identity in...

An intimate look into the studios of twenty prominent Black artists working today, enlivening their art practice and creative lives through stunning photographs and exclusive...

The first monograph on the Burkinabé photographer Sanlé Sory, whose unforgettable images capture a country at the dawn of its independence In 1957, a teenager...

After the groundbreaking success of his debut film Boyz N the Hood in 1991, filmmaker John Singleton (1968-2019) gained worldwide acclaim, earned the respect of major film...

The most spectacular array of high-quality matt art stickers - over 500 - drawn from museum and ephemera collections around the globe. The perfect gift...

'Stop creating from the perspective of what other people want you to make.' Dive headfirst into the world of ultimate pop sensation and rapper Doechii, in...

  As We Rise presents an exciting compilation of photographs from African diasporic culture. With over one hundred works by Black artists from Canada, the Caribbean,...

The little-known heroes behind Motown’s greatest hits are finally heard in this moving memoir filled with the rich historical atmosphere and emotional resonance of Hidden Figures,...

“The photographs are queer not only because of the bodies that inhabit them, but because Sepuya’s combinations embrace a variety of meanings.”—Artforum In his portraits...

Artists from South Africa and Vietnam to Brazil and the Congo reckon with and reshape colonial and ethnographic photography More and more artists from beyond...

A vibrant, expansive survey of contemporary Latinx painting, from Firelei Báez's reimagined histories to the haunting realism of Vincent Valdez Published with Buffalo AKG Art...

Newbery Honor and Pura Belpré Medal Winner Margarita Engle and New York Times bestselling illustrator Jacqueline Alcántara bring to light the life of Cuban artist Wifredo Lam,...

When Oakland calls, Beast Mode answers.Inspired by NFL legend and cultural icon Marshawn Lynch, Beast Mode 510 is an action-packed graphic novel set in the heart of...

This groundbreaking study investigates the close and paradoxical relationship of art and race during the Enlightenment. In this text, French art historian Anne Lafont examines...

Writings on black men's cultural production and black masculinity by one of today's leading historians of modern and contemporary art. Collecting twenty years of incisive...

Architect Sekou Cooke uses personal narratives and interviews to examine the challenges that Black architects face in the United States and their vision for the...

This volume presents the first visual history of the people and organizations that led the fight for change during the civil rights era in Los...

  Leave it for the Children: A Visual History of the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra blends new and archival images and ephemera to highlight the ongoing...

A groundbreaking, full-color celebration of Black creativity and cultural impact—told through expressive LEGO® sculptures and compelling biographical storytelling. Based on an award-winning, museum-exhibited art project, Awesome...

A celebration of five decades of multimedia artist Senga Nengudi's creative practice. Radically expanding our understanding of Senga Nengudi's art, this book publishes never before...

  "Inside-out" solutions to systematic, long-lasting change within storied and well-established art museums Published with Buro Stedelijk. Between December 2022 and November 2025, Stedelijk Museum...

Explore the wearable modern art of Art Smith, one of the world’s most celebrated 20th-century jewelersThis striking jewelry coffee table book features 160 photos of...

  A visual history of the iconic Brockman Gallery, celebrating its art and artists through essays, photographs, and archival imagery.The Brockman Gallery: Los Angeles, 1967–1990 tells...