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n 2016, when Derwin Scott was searching for art to decorate his new place, the Baltimore native was unsuccessful because nothing caught his eye. He wasn’t interested in the typical paintings in stores like IKEA or Target. Instead of waiting to find the perfect art pieces, he decided to take matters into his own hands.
Arthur Mitchell defied racism and misconceptions about African Americans' ability to study the physically challenging art of ballet. In the 1950s he became the first black dancer to join the New York City Ballet troupe--making history.
Ceres Henry is an up-and-coming black photographer in New York City who is merging her love for fashion, painting, and photography to create a brand driven by storytelling. She details how she went from selling her work for $20 -$500.
Black media lost one of its champions last week. Ken Smikle, founder and president of Chicago-based Target Market News, a trade publication and website that covered African American-oriented advertising and marketing trends
In an era were trust is essential when it comes to reporting the news, experts provide advice on how to best use technology for great storytelling. Read highlights from the #NABJTECH Newsmaker Plenary from the 2018 National Association of Black Journlists Convention and Career Fair.
