Art Noir Reclaims the Black History of New York’s Meatpacking District
Founded by seven Black creatives, the collective centers Black narratives and supports artists of color.
by Abigail Glasgow
“I like that cement is a material that's perceived to be permanent but in reality it's quite fragile and temporal in nature... underneath these paintings there's an under-painting, and over time the cement will start to fall off and reveal parts of the under-painting. So this process, to me, of the cement coming off of the paintings kind of mimics the process of decay, but also the process of excavation and bringing what's been hidden or erased from the background to the foreground…”
- Lindsey Brittain Collins
Uncovering the Heritage Silhouette: Lindsey Brittain Collins
by Brittany Nguyen
