Black art
Arthur Jafa is selecting the next Artist's Choice exhibition at Museum of Modern Art in New York. His presentation will platform Black, queer and feminine voices.
Ayanna Dozier's exhibition Get on Your Knees, Jesus Loves You, at Microscope Gallery in New York, explores themes of religious repression and sexuality through film and photography.
Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam presents an exhibition of the work of Garrett Bradley, winner of the Eye Art & Film Prize in 2023. This is the artist's first institutional solo exhibition in Europe.
Film artist Christopher Harris discusses his subversive approach to manipulating celluloid, challenging representations of Black people and redefining the boundaries of experimental cinema.
Des/astres is Rezaire's first solo institutional exhibition in Paris. The show features the concluding work in a trilogy that explores the links that humankind has forged with the cosmos.
Discover Karimah Ashadu's first US solo exhibition at Canal Projects, New York, featuring her video installation Machine Boys, winner of the Silver Lion at the Venice Biennale.
The African Film and Media Arts Collective will gather artists to negotiate issues of political, cultural, and historical identity. It was founded as part of Mehretu's BMW Art Car project.
The number one spot went to Arthur Jafa's defining masterpiece Love is the Message, the Message is Death. Six moving image pieces are among the top ten.
Cokes will show a new commission along with existing works that will recontextualize the Kunstmuseum collection.