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A group of muscular Black men standing shirtless in front of a mirror, with one of them lifting weights.

The award-winning artist has two major exhibitions in Chicago in 2026, at The Art Institute of Chicago and The Renaissance Society.

Stacks of old, rusted film cans and decaying reels of film in a dark and dusty archive.

Two of Igwe's video works tracing the aftermath of British colonialism are on view on the first floor gallery of the Secession in Vienna.

An elderly Black man with a full gray beard wearing a matching hat and sweater with beige and white patterns.

Ulysses Jenkins was a trailblazing figure in Black video art who began his career as a painter and muralist in Los Angeles in the 1970s.

A black and white image of a Black woman holding a film strip in one hand, the other haid raised with palm up, and staring at something just off-camera.

The Recovery Plan is presenting a research exhibition on the pioneering filmmaker Sarah Maldoror, with a parallel film retrospective at Festival dei Popoli in Florence.

Three African men with their shirts off looking into a mirror while they work out with homemade weights.

Karimah Ashadu speaks about winning the Silver Lion in Venice and returning to her birthplace of London for her first solo exhibition in the UK.

A group of young Black men in sunglasses riding motorcycles in the city streets.

Film London announced the shortlist for the 2025 Jarman Award, which includes Silver Lion-winning artist Karimah Ashadu.

A older black man with braids and a gray beard, wearing a dark jacket, standing in front of a white background with black stripes.

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.

A quadrant of film frames, the two on the left show a young woman lying on the ground with no pants, her legs spread with one raised up in the air, the two on the right feature a woman on h

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.

A woman wearing a white shirt and with her arms raised looks up, with direct light creating lens flares around her.

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.

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