Oshun: African Goddess of Love
This is a depiction of an Oshun, an African deity. The goddess of love, prosperity, order and fertility.
How to Shade Your Drawing
In these lessons I will show you four different shading techniques that are super easy to implement into your art projects.
Dancing Figures by Richard Bruce Nugent
Dancing Figures by Richard Bruce
“Making History: Meta Warrick Fuller’s Ethiopia,” by Renée Ater
At the same time, Ethiopia's message was assimilationist in the way it was exhibited at a "melting pot" event, representing the emancipation of a people attempting to prove their value to a society that had long excluded blacks from full involvement as United States citizens.[2]
Read more “Making History: Meta Warrick Fuller’s Ethiopia,” by Renée Ater
Cheryl Finley – Art Historian
Dr. Finley’s works also published this year, My Soul Has Grown Deep: Black Art from the American South (Yale University Press, 2018), accompanies the exhibition History Refused to Die: Highlights from the Souls Grown Deep Foundation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York through September 23, 2018.
