In Conversation: The Artistic Odyssey of Moridja Kitenge Banza
On the heels of joining Claire Oliver Gallery, visual artist Moridja Kitenge Banza opens up about the pivotal moments and …
In Conversation: Kambui Olujimi Explores The Mythic Space of Depression Era Dance Marathons in ‘All I Got to Give’
The New York based artist talks with Black Art & Design about his latest exhibition, ‘All I Got to Give,’ …
In Conversation with Angèle Etoundi Essamba: A Journey Through Black & White
In the vibrant world of contemporary art, few voices resonate as powerfully as that of Angèle Etoundi Essamba. I had …
Stan Squirewell on Reframing History in His Solo Show at Claire Oliver Gallery
The American artist discusses his approach to challenging historical narratives and how his exhibition, “We Speak In Rivers”, offers a …
Jerron Herman On Art & The Joy Of Advocacy
“When I think about how I can contribute to society, art provides the best container for impactful viscerality.” …
BK Adams On His Debut Show ‘Five Miles,’ at Harlem’s Claire Oliver Gallery
Philosopher and artist BK Adams’ debut solo exhibition at the esteemed Claire Oliver Gallery in Harlem, NY, represents a pivotal …
Zana Masombuka On Her Ndebele Heritage and Preserving Black Joy
South African artist Zana Masombuka’s works inspired by her Ndebele heritage are challenging and reframing conversations about the place of …
Kwadwo A. Asiedu On Bridging Nature, Art and Environmental Consciousness
THAWED EVANESCENCE, 2023 As a self-taught artist and photographer, Kwadwo A. Asiedu’s journey into the realm of art may be …
Being More Yourself
Musician and Illustrator Sarina Leah on leaning into yourself and truly being yourself …
Ayanna Witter-Johnson On Intention And Purpose As An Artist
My creativity is not outside of myself, it’s a flow that I can tap into every day and the more often I tune …
Victoria Adukwei Bulley On Feeling More ‘Possible’ In This World
The poet, writer and artist talks to Black Art & Design about inspiration and the assurance of doing what she …
Could Art Be The Antidote We Need Right Now?
Abigal Sewell On The Intentionality And Connectedness Of Creativity …