Where Art and Social Change Converge Story Interviews Perspectives by Pragya Mishra Co-chairs of the Memorial. Monument Movement exhibition, Rhinold Lamar Ponder and Judith Brodsky In 2020, when the COVID-19…
Where Art and Social Change Converge Story Interviews Perspectives by Ayushi Dutta (The Artivist’s Editor-in-Chief looks back at events that shaped the previous year for her.) Every year has its defining…
Your Brain on Art by Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross was really fascinating. The book merges science and creativity in such a way that feels both informative and deeply inspiring
AAR extends the life of its in-person exhibitions, through on-line galleries. One such exhibition is titled “Earth Song Refrain: BIPOC Artists on the Climate and Environment.” The exhibition was inspired by Michael Jackson’s powerful environmental anthem “Earth Song”
James Fox's The World According to Color is less a book than a conversation that reshapes how you think about the world around you.
Dr. Leslie King Hammond Works Towards A Beloved Community In her selections for important exhibition
Teri Boyd is committed to using arts as a bridge between communities, individuals ,As President of the Art Against Racism board of f directors, Teri's love of the arts and pursuit of equity is infectious.