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Missy Elliott's iconic 'The Rain' video broke boundaries, inspiring innovators and changing how Black people see themselves on screen.

The long-awaited Chicago landmark will officially open with performances from music legends and hometown stars. 

A$AP Rocky transitions from freestyles to furniture design with a Trash Bag Sofa for his brand, hOMMEMADE. Is it artsy or just plain fartsy?

The Whitney Museum's annual Art Party was the perfect way to kick off what felt like a new year of nightlife in NYC.

“Photography and the Black Arts Movement” explores the role of visual art at a time when Black culture is increasingly under attack. 

From bold political statements to thought-provoking imagery, these 10 standout pieces reveal the evolution—and impact—of Banksy's stunning artwork.

In a panel moderated by Madame Noire managing editor, Danica Daniel, our Women To Know: Modern Mavericks spoke in-depth about their work as Black women artists.

From Oakland to Brooklyn, these Black-owned art galleries are more than just exhibition spaces. Whether spotlighting legends or amplifying rising voices, these galleries play a defining role in shaping the art world. Here are 10 spaces you should know.

JD Barnes MURJONI MERRIWEATHER Artist Murjoni Merriweather is gifted with a rare ability: the potter’s touch. With just dirt and water in her hands, she is able to form life-like images of the Black men, women, and children we see in our homes and on our street corners every day. Based in Maryland, the sculptor […]

Explore the inspiring journey of Tatianna Mack as she curates exhibitions that celebrate Black voices and storytelling through art.

JD Barnes JEWEL HAM A Black woman with tousled curls stands in her kitchen staring deeply into the great beyond. Dressed in nothing but a green satin bra, burgundy velvet boxers, and a sheer, pale pink shawl, she hovers in time — with a butcher knife in one hand, and a red onion in the […]

Hobbs uses her talent to capture the everyday moments that turn everyday Black women into everyday heroes.