10 for 2010 - documentary photography , 19th century photography, African american fiction, Avant-garde film, Conceptual installation, Deconstructive, Feminist, Figurative, Modern sculpture, Primal, Sardonic, Visceral

10 for 2010, 10 for 2010 - documentary photography , Abstract, African american fiction, American modern, Corporate, Epic, Mythic, Psychological, Rhythmic

"Waaaake up!" yells DJ Mister Senor Love Daddy at the start of Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing" -- a call to awareness that seems to be the message of all Lee's movies. Lee isn't interested in forcing any one ideology down his audience's throat; instead, he wants to expose us to the issues that preoc

African american fiction, In-your-face, Political, Urban

The work of Jacob Lawrence brings African American history to the walls of museums and galleries when many American schools neglect to bring it into the classroom. Early in life, he became a student of African American history and depicted its richness in his colorful narratives: the "Toussaint L'Ouv

African american fiction, Composed, Eclectic, Geometric, Harlem renaissance art, Mythic, Polychromatic