Oak & Pearl Prints

The 12th Dak'art Biennale! Follow them @Dak_artbiennale on Twitter

This is expansive! Follow this kat on Twitter #elseedart and on facebook at eL Seed. eL Seed used over 50 buildings to create this piece.

Great recognition of Baltimore's art scene, history of their importance in the arts, and the awesomeness of Amy Sherald. #amysherald #baltimorearts

If you're not following Brittani Sensebaugh "Brittsense" on either Instagram or Facebook, you should. Her work, #222 ForgottenCities: the Power of Melanin, is at Betti Ono in Oakland through April 16, 2016.

Don't miss out on this amazing photo editorial of blak "dandy queens" in Blackattitude Magazine by Prisca M. Monnier & Nadeen Matecky. What a powerful addition to the photo essays about gender fluidity around the world. #dandyqueens #blakdandies

Beautiful photons of Misty Copeland in Degas tableaux. #mistycopeland #blakballerinas #hero

What a great way to separate words from meaning! Expansive thought for kids, not limited thought!

Support the Q*Arts! Get on this people. Inquire about prints, monographs, originals. Put our mons with our mouths are! #queerarts #socialrevolutiongoals

Thank you Oakland! #kissmyblakarts. Revolution, people!

Yasss! Nerdy, latina comic book character! ScholaR! #chola #diversityinart

Getting it done! #artisrevolution #reclaimMLK @blacksaltcollective

"There was a joke for a long time that if you went into a museum, you’d think America had only two black artists Jacob Lawrence and Romare Bearden and even then, you wouldn’t see very much, said Lowery Stokes Sims, the first African-American curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and later the president of the Studio Museum in Harlem. I think there is a sea change finally happening. It’s not happening everywhere, and there’s still a long way to go, but there’s momentum."