Artist Sean Beauford discusses his new project and why “intentional communal collaboration” can save us.
Interdisciplinary Pittsburgh artist Marvin Touré reflects on how centuries of history meet the present in his work.
Staycee Pearl, the co-founder of PearlArts, talks about the evolution of her artistic practice that centers community and healing.
Pittsburgh singer Erika Denae J herself is literalizing and deepening the connection she has always felt between art and wellness.
Interdisciplinary Pittsburgh artist Alisha B. Wormsley talks about matriarchal survival strategies, decolonizing time, and her new film.
INEZ sings of love, justice and the Black condition while simultaneously trying to tame and unify Pittsburgh's sprawling soul music scene.
After 13 years, Sankofa Village for the Arts is still on a mission to teach a new generation African-centered culture through dance, drumming and martial arts.
DS Kinsel's ideas about art and co-founding Booms Concepts amplify the grinding wheels of art production as an aspect of human and economic development in his native Pittsburgh.
Artist Emmai Alaquiva discusses his forthcoming documentary, 'The Ebony Canal,' as NewsOne honors Pittsburgh as a cultural mecca.
Still Blooming in the Whirlwind: A new generation of artists, scholars and philanthropic leaders is building and maintaining Pittsburgh's reputation as a center of Black Art.
Photographer and filmmaker Evangeline Mensah-Agyekum discussed her new documentary, "No Age to Beauty," which hones in on the experiences of Black women through the lens of hair.
Fellowship opportunities are few and far between, particularly in supporting the work and passion of Black creatives.
