Street art murals and graffiti are recognized as art and are celebrated in projects that recognize the people who once lived in the inner city.

Richard Wilson’s talent in combining reality, creativity and often history, comes together in paintings that evoke feelings of nostalgia.

Rise is an exhibition that showcases the works of artists of color, which range from whimsical to darker studies of trauma.

Artist and filmmaker Nicole Miller explores the Black experience through sound, moving images and laser light animation.

The exhibit featuring artist Sandra Payne’s work mixes collages, sculptural pieces, and installation work to give an intimate view of her life and creations.

Transfuturism is an art-activism movement shown through photography and oral history. This exhibition examines that movement with works in various media.

The artist discusses his rationale and process for creating the assemblages and photographs featured in this exhibition reflecting his view of the African American experience.

Enjoy this exhibition showcasing five generations of abstract black artists working in the United States.

Meet Allison L. Norfleet Bruenger, a mixed media jewelry artist who incorporates many different materials into each of her one of a kind wearable pieces of artwork.

Chloe Bass hosts a tour of her art exhibition which is a series of sculptures that mimic signs, placed in public areas.

The Saint Louis Art Museum showcases the work of Ethiopian artist Elias Sime. Curator Hannah Klemm discusses the show and Sime’s visit to the area which inspired two new sculptures.

In “Pleasure is All Mine” artist Lola Ogbara contemplates, examines, and reconstructs the black female form through conceptual, grotesque, and provocative imagery. Take a tour with the artist.

Inspired by historical ABC books, Tasha Nicolé Burton crafts a setting examining the way in which race and racism is taught to children. The artist discusses the show and the events in her life which...

Meet cartoonist Christina “Steenz” Stewart. In this video she describes her work as a cartoonist, her techniques, her inspirations, and her belief in the power of story through cartoons.

Jon Alexander always had an interest in the visual arts. He has also seen the trauma of mental health issues in his community. His filmmaking seeks to inform and educate others on these issues.

Meet painter Solomon Thurman and see his works influenced by and celebrating African-American culture.

Yvonne Osei describes herself as a transmedia artist. Every photograph is an extension of a performance that has taken place.