“Why Black Art Matters Now More Than Ever”
As a society, we are starting to have more conversations about race and what it truly means to be a person of color in America. These conversations are important and necessary but can also be complicated and painful. Art has always been a way for creatives to express themselves and their cultures.
For black artists, their art is often a way to express their experiences as a person of color in America. Black art has always been political and has always been about more than just aesthetics. In a time when the country is divided, Its can be a unifying force.
Our expression as black creatives is a way for us to be seen and heard. It is a way for us to connect with others with shared experiences. It’s our way of healing.
Art has always been a source of strength and inspiration for Black people. It is a reflection of our experiences, our struggles, and our triumphs. Black art is political, it is defiant, and it is beautiful.
In a world that often tells us that we are not enough, Black art reminds us of our power. It reminds us that we are seen, we are heard, and we matter.
Black art matters. It exerts power. It is a source of hope and strength. It is essential, and it is here to
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— Bleu Pablo
