Freedman’s Memorial: A Place for Healing
How does an artist design a space that recognizes the victims of racial violence yet promotes healing? Is it even...
How does an artist design a space that recognizes the victims of racial violence yet promotes healing? Is it even...
On Oct. 23rd the South Dallas Cultural Center hosted the Race to Kindness book fair with 11 year old and...
The Beauty of South Dallas was a pilot project created by multimedia artist Nitashia Johnson during the inaugural Juanita J....
Juanita J. Craft, one of Dallas´ most significant civil rights figures and the second African American woman to serve on...
In 1966, Dr. Maulana Karenga, the Chair and Advisor of Africana Studies at California State University – Long Beach, created...
Historian, curator, and Black Art in America Scholar in Residence, Dr. Kelli Morgan, examines a few of her favorite protest...
Scribe Video Center is hosting a three-day virtual screening of works by filmmaker, Zeinabu irene Davis. Davis is an accomplished...
Michael Ray Charles is a painter whose work investigates the legacy of historic racial stereotypes of Black Americans. Caricatures and...
Conceptual artist and educator, Chesley Antoinette, debuted her striking exhibition, Tignon, at the South Dallas Cultural Center in Fall 2018....
But are artists really thinking about our times and reflecting that in the work? Why aren’t artists making art that...
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