LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Thirty-one quilts hang like tapestries at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, weaving history with art. Each shows a Black jockey wearing the silks they had in life.

Portraits of three Black Americans who lost their lives due to racial violence were stolen from the Terryville Public Library ...

Right away, we’re hit with a title card informing us of the story’s time and place: 1932, the Mississippi Delta, two ...

As the transatlantic alliance falters, a major exhibition of U.S. photography offers Europeans a dizzying array of ...

Parlato will lead a talk at the Terryville Public Library about his display and then bring the remaining 13 portraits to ...

It tells the Negro Leagues’ history, introduces Black and Latino players who went on to integrate baseball and pays special ...

Presented as part of Herstory Arts Festival, Rebecca McNamee’s (Playwright & Director) ABIGAIL WILLIAMS is a response to ...

Woodie King, Jr.'s New Federal Theatre will present the New York premiere of The Wash May 30 to June 29 at WP Theatre. 'The ...

Highlights this weekend include a floral show inspired by “Downton Abbey” fashions at Hudson Yards and a free Earth Day ...

Named after a poem by Amiri Baraka, the show is a visual feast due to Johnson’s multidisciplinary practice. Everything is ...

Columnist Issac J. Bailey writes about why the two men who killed Scott Spivey in Horry County in 2023 have not been charged ...

Lillian Young used words from advertisements and notices that described at least 100 different runaway slaves in the 1800s to ...