Artist Sumaiyah Jones via IG By Winnie Gaturu When you think about fairies, names like The Fairy Godmother or Tinkerbell instantly come to mind. They are part of most children’s childhood and are often associated with magic, femininity and beauty. Perhaps the most outstanding thing about most fairies is the fact that they are white. …
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Miles Regis Collection Hey Ladies, It’s Tuesday win day! Last week we asked you to comment on all articles on the site for a chance to win a Miles Regis Collection painted t-shirt and you were engagement rockstars! Thanks to everyone who entered, we appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts, and now …
Comment On All Articles For A Chance To Win A Miles Regis Collection Painted Tee!
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Women Are Using Their Bodies as Canvases to Reclaim Self and Protest Social Injustice
The Awakenings Project by Marissa Southards By Sharee Silerio When Marissa Southards picked up a camera three years ago, she was simply trying something new. One day, her husband Brian, a pencil artist, brought a professional-level camera home so he could work in a different medium. Active in St. Louis protests and the Black Lives …
7 African-American Visual Artists To Watch
Artist Miles Regis By Nikki Igbo “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” French impressionist artist Edgar Degas once made this statement and it could not be truer when considering the contributions of visual artists throughout history. Visual artists, through their work, clarify, expose, underscore and inform in ways that …
How Dianne Smith Turned A Domestic Violence Incident Into Art
Artist Dianne Smith Domestic Violence Month “He pushed me on the bed, pinned me down, and started punching me in the face,” recalls Harlem-based artist Dianne Smith, the night her 6’6, 270 lb. boyfriend assaulted her. It was the first time anything like that had ever happened, and when she asked him to go, he refused. …