ARTS.BLACK

ARTS.BLACK is a platform for art criticism from Black perspectives. This publication is predicated on the belief that art criticism should be an accessible dialogue - a tool through which we question, celebrate and talk back to the global world of contemporary art.

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Genevieve Gaignard: “You’re Not That, But You’re Not Not That.”

(via ArtSlant - Genevieve Gaignard Rackroom)

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Athi-Patra Ruga, “Night of the Long Knives I” (2013), archival inkjet print on photorag Baryta

(via Crafting South African Identities Through Fashion)

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Kudzani Chiurai, “Revelations VIII” (2011), UltraChrome ink on innova photo fiber paper

(via Crafting South African Identities Through Fashion)

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ISAAC JULIEN, “Homage Noir, from Looking for Langston (Vintage series).” | © Isaac Julien via The Photographer’s Gallery

(via Global Trotting: From Toronto to London and Addis Ababa, 17 Exhibitions Present the Work of Black Artists This Summer | Culture Type)