Iris, Tulips, Jonquils, and Crocuses wikiart.org/en/alma-woodse…

Danielle Clough, contemporary fibre artist and designer from Cape Town, South Africa #WomensArt

John & Alice Coltrane

what are some expensive (to you) culinary snacks that you treat yourself too? may not even be expensive, but you consider it a treat.☺️📝

What a brilliant light and vessel for expressing the Divine. Thank you, #JudithJamison. Keep dancing.

We mourn the passing of Ella Jenkins, one of the most iconic folk musicians of the 20th century, who revolutionized children’s music and inspired generations of listeners around the world. She died peacefully on Nov. 9 at her residence in Chicago, Illinois. She was 100 years old.

Melissa Peter-Paul, contemporary First Nations Mi’kmaq Quill Artist, holding and passing traditions on #womensart

Quilt art inspired by vintage photographs of African American people, by contemporary US artist Bisa Butler #WomensArt

Australian Indigenous artist Daisy Loongkoonan who started painting at 95, and first exhibited her work at age 105 #WomensArt

BEND II, Nkechi Ebubedike, 2024

ANCESTRAL GUIDANCE, Option Nyahunzvi, 2022

Yayoi Kusama Flowers That Bloom Tomorrow, 2010 #WomensArt

”We left our parents for school each day to go to our “parents” in school”. Taught in an era of Jim Crow in #Nashville, Cameron High School students and faculty reflect on the beloved school and South Nashville community that raised them. #blackhistory loom.ly/dT0cQRs

‘Fly Black Child Fly’ 2024 (A nod to childhood in New Orleans) On view now at Harold Baquet’s ‘Picturing Blackness’ Exhibition | Diboll Design Center, 4th Floor #edwardbucklesjr

'Mirror Mirror' by Delita Martin, contemporary US artist #WomensArt

[TO READ] "Suchitra Mattai Uses Vibrant Tapestries to Create New Histories for Herself and the World" ARTnews artnews.com/art-news/artis…

John Coltrane finished recording "Ballads" on this day in 1962. #Jazz #onthisday youtube.com/playlist?list=… "Say It Over and Over Again"

COLOR STUDY 2020, Millie Toyin Olateju, date unknown

Juke Joint wikiart.org/en/benny-andre…

Selma Burke was a sculptor & member of the Harlem Renaissance movement, best known for her bas-relief portrait of President Franklin D. Roosevelt She never received credit for her portrait of President Franklin D. Roosevelt which was later featured on the US dime. —In 1943,