A Brief History of AfriCOBRA - Swann Galleries News

The AfriCOBRA movement was borne from the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements. The collective was founded in 1968 by Chicago based artists.

AFRICOBRA in Venice: Curated by Jeffreen Hayes, 'Nation Time' Explores the Powerful Roots and History of the Collective - Culture Type

African-American Fine Art Archives - Swann Galleries News

Cleveland Museum of Art pays tribute to artistic heritage of Wadsworth and Jae Jarrell (photos)

Printed & Manuscript African Americana: Rescheduled for May 2020 - Swann Galleries News

Towards Identity, The Art Institute of Chicago

Auction Results: Swann's First Sale Since COVID-19 Shutdown Features Printed & Manuscript African Americana and Art-Related Ephemera - Culture Type

A Brief History of AfriCOBRA - Swann Galleries News

Towards Identity, The Art Institute of Chicago

AfriCOBRA Archives - Swann Galleries News

Art History News: African-American Art

BLACK ART IN AMERICA African american artist, Black artists, American women artist

Printed & Manuscript African Americana: Rescheduled for May 2020 - Swann Galleries News

AfriCOBRA Artist Nelson Stevens Has Died at 84: He Contributed to a 'Radical Black Aesthetic That Asserted Black Empowerment, Self-Determination, and Unity' - Culture Type

A Brief History of AfriCOBRA - Swann Galleries News

AFRICOBRA brings the the Black Arts Movement to Venice