Social Justice Art in NYC (and Beyond)
I wanted to showcase artists whose art commented on important social issues in their community. As I began collecting pictures, I decided to include artwork from places outside of just NYC.
I wanted to showcase artists whose art commented on important social issues in their community. As I began collecting pictures, I decided to include artwork from places outside of just NYC.
Lois Mailou Jones was an American Artist in the 20th century, who created various art-pieces. I discuss a few of her pieces and discuss their connections to the Harlem Renaissance.
A comprehensive look into the motivation and inspiration behind artist Nick Cave and his wonderfully, bizarre artwork called Soundsuits.
Learn how different artists turn seemingly niche topics into works of art that can be appreciated by anyone.
This cute short video is a short video, animates a trip to the new york met. Two girls discuss the meaning behind two famous art pieces; “A pair of shoes” by Van Gough and “A girl with red balloons” by Banksy. The two girls discuss what features make Good art and bad art. In the end, they come to a conclusion. watch the video to find out what they decided.
Amid the Harlem Renaissance, Black artists like Augusta Savage were at the forefront of promoting change, as their art was a platform that empowered the Black community.
I invite you to explore the works of an artist who is still new to this but I having a lot of fun learning and experiencing what art truly is and how I can contribute to the artistic community. I hope you enjoy!
Great women contribute great things to art, but does art reciprocate? See what we think about the representation of women in media, public art, and private art.
Want to learn more about Harlem? Want to hear about some incredible dancers? Check out our Evening of Dance for Harlem Festival 2021 in Marcus Garvey Park!
Art that addresses technology addiction, misinformation, body image, and privacy infringement in the modern digital age