Black Postmodern Art

"Every human being is an artist, a freedom being, called to participate in transforming and reshaping the conditions, thinking and structures that shape and inform our lives" – Joseph Beuys

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Amy Sherald, Transforming Liberty, 2024

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Miller Horns, To and For Mom (Tangerine), 1987

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Kayla Mahaffey, Disjointed, 2020

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Stephen Towns, All is Vanity, 2016

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Elias Mung’ora, A Grasp for Little Things, 2021

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Michael Armitage, The Chicken Thief, 2019

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Brandon D. Landers, 1 of 1, 2020

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Mikael Owunna, Infinite Essence: James, 2018

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Baba Musah Swallah, Invisible Hair, 2021

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Chiffon Thomas, A mother who had no mother, 2018

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Arcmanoro Niles, Does a Broken Home Become a Family, 2019

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Deborah Roberts, It’s All Good, 2017

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Harold Newton, Landscape Painting, Undated

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Guy Stanley Philoche, Franklin, 2020

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Amoako Boafo, Mr. Palm with the yellow ball, 2019

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Andrew LaMar Hopkins, Edmond Dédé Piano Recital, 2019

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Harmonia Rosales, The Creation of God, 2017