Hot Art, Cool Kids: Summer Art Kits are available for purchase, featuring online lessons for kids ages 5 to 10 and art supplies for at-home art-making activities.
Engage children ages 1 to 2 with free Facebook Live workshops on Saturday mornings through June 20.
Curator Nic Aziz discusses a future collaboration between NOMA+, a mobile pop-up museum, and The Black School, an experimental art academy focusing on radical Black history.
Teens are invited to submit photographs to NOMA’s Instagram account in a “Captured in Quarantine” photo challenge.
Fred Wilson discussed his dissentient Mining the Museum project as guest speaker for the 2019 Donna Perret Rosen Lecture.
Visit 1940s-era Harlem in a riveting photo essay for Life magazine through the lens of photographer Gordon Parks.
Mildred Thompson’s abstract self-described “wood pictures” poetically evoked the social and political issues that animated her time.
Lina Iris Viktor discusses the influences behind her solo exhibition A Haven. A Hell. A Dream Deferred., which examined the mythicized founding of Liberia.
A 1941 teapot by the prominent African American Modernist sculptor Sargent Johnson seems to be of both nature and man, both ancient and modern.
