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Alicia Aberdeen.

Alicia Aberdeen Art hosts ‘Paintings in the Garden V: Age of Aquarius’ this Saturday

By Nelson A. King

Trinidad-born artist, Weldon Ryan against one of his Carnival portraits that was on display from May 26, 2021 at the Stone Sparrow Gallery, 45 Greenwich Ave., Manhattan.

Trinidad & Tobago

Art of Carnival – works of award-winning Trinidadian artist, Nov. 11 – Dec. 29 in Harlem

By Tangerine Clarke

JAY-Z presents ‘The Book of HOV’ exhibition at Brooklyn Public Library

By Tangerine Clarke

Screenshot of the poster for the musical Hell's Kitchen, opening on Oct. 24 at The Public Theater.

Public Theater show inspired by NYC native Alicia Keys’ life, opening this month

By Milette Millington

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams (lef) with Grenadian author George Glean, Sr.

Grenada

Grenadian author launches ‘Searching for Higher Ground!’

By Dawn Plummer

Gebre Peddie.

Immigration takes root inside ‘JAJA’s African Hairbraiding Salon’

By Vinette K. Pryce

Dr. Julius Garvey.

Embracing history through literary arts

By Dawn Plummer

From Yard the Series premiers to large audience in Jamaica

By Tangerine Clarke

The Playbill for “Purlie Victorious.”

‘Purlie’ revives ‘Victorious’ Southern Confederacy on Broadway

By Vinette K. Pryce

Artwork by Kenyan born artist P. Wamaitha Ng'ang'a, featured in the exhibition opening on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023.

Exhibition curated by Calabar Gallery honoring Black artists opening this weekend

By Milette Millington

Vendors at Miss Cassandra's Wine. From left: Pamela Griffin, Emeline Lowblack and Bonilyn Laing.

Club St. Vincent hosts very successful, premier exposition

By Nelson A. King

Artwork from Vanezza Cruz's new collection, Vanidades II: Sin nombre pero con memorias (English: Vanities II: Without a name but with memories).

New exhibition by Calabar Gallery at NJCU Galleries honors Latin American artists

By Milette Millington

New works hung up on a wall in Calabar Gallery for the art stroll on Sept. 8. In this photo, the works are by artists Donchellee Fulwood, Mulenga J. Mulenga, Sika Foyer and Rosy Petri.

Monthly Arts Stroll in Crown Heights happening next week

By Milette Millington

Richard Beavers

MOCADA honors Richard Beavers, one of NYC’s 50 most influential figures in art community

By Nelson A. King

The artist Watson Mere standing next to the piece that is inspired by his great aunt.

You Are The Myth – Watson Mere solo exhibition!

By Orlande Fleury

“Ode to Jab,” by Teddy Frederick.

Grenada

Caribbean Tea Party celebrates Grenadian artist

By Ebony Prescod

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