Charles White was an American artist known for murals and prints which often portrayed African American subjects. In particular, he used printmaking as a way to communicate with a wider audience, and ...
An exclusive exhibition known as “Charles White: A Retrospective” will be the first in more than 30 years to be recognized at the renowned Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) in New York. In celebration of ...
The prints and images of Charles White, currently the subject of an expansive retrospective at MoMA, share a powerful theme: resistance. Using his images to address societal issues during and after ...
The extensive archives of Charles White have been digitized by the Smithsonian—and now they’re all freely accessible online. Long neglected, the important social realist artist’s stunning figurative ...
Born in Chicago in 1918, the artist Charles White always received inspiration from the struggles and triumphs of black people—major historical figures like Frederick Douglass as well as ordinary ...
One of the key points that Barbara Jones-Hogu made in her 1973 manifesto for the influential group that went by the unforgettable name African Commune of Bad Relevant Artists Work (or AFRI-COBRA for ...
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