The Mint Museum in Charlotte is currently hosting a captivating exhibition called “The Vault,” curated by Jessica Gaynelle Moss. This exhibition brings to light the private collections of four distinguished Black art collectors in Charlotte: Judy and Patrick Diamond, Nina and James Jackson, Christy and Quincy Lee, and Cheryse and Christopher Terry. The showcase presents […]
In an industry that traditionally undervalues and underrepresents Black artists, JARO hopes to showcase Black artists and their work. As a Black-owned and Black-curated media site, we are revolutionizing the landscape of representation in the entertainment industry. From art to podcasts and films, we offer premium entertainment for Black consumers by Black artists. This blog […]
Deadline reports that a new Jean-Michel Basquiat feature documentary is in the works, titled “King Pleasure.” It will center around the life and art of the renowned artist. The film is a collaborative effort by Boardwalk Pictures and Quinn Wilson, the former creative director for Lizzo. Basquiat’s estate has fully supported the project, providing access […]
During the pandemic, opera singer Peter Brathwaite could no longer perform, so he chose to channel his creativity through the medium of photography by joining Getty’s Museum Challenge. The playful challenge, which thousands participated in, was to recreate your favorite art by using objects found around the house. Brathwaite took this challenge to heart and […]
This September, Imani Perry will discuss the new posthumous collection of Ntozake Shange’s previously unpublished poems, essays, and plays at New York City’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Edited by Perry, “Sing A Black Girl’s Song: The Unpublished Works of Ntozake Shange” features never-before-seen works by the literary icon and Black feminist writer […]
Linda Shropshire recently launched the Ella West gallery in Durham with the aim of providing a platform for artists, both established and emerging, who are often overlooked by the mainstream. Named after her mother, Spropshire’s ambition to create a space for minority artists perhaps began in the late seventies during her seventh grade art class. […]
Chase Hall, an artist based in New York, uses the unpredictable medium of coffee to craft his masterful paintings featuring Black men occupied in a range of activities. In contrast to conventional paint, Hall describes coffee as having a mind of its own, explaining the artistic process as intensely physical and the ultimate outcome a […]
In today’s ever-evolving digital age, the power of storytelling has transcended traditional boundaries, providing an unprecedented platform for diverse voices and narratives to be shared and celebrated. Among these voices are the powerful African-American stories that have gained significant prominence in recent years. JARO Magazine stands at the forefront of this movement, passionately dedicated to […]
In recent years, social media has emerged as a powerful platform that enables individuals to express their voices, showcase their talents, and connect with audiences worldwide. Among the numerous influencers that have risen to prominence on these platforms, Black creatives and BIPOC artists have been at the forefront, leveraging their influence to inspire, educate, and […]
The arts and entertainment industry has long been a platform for creativity, expression, and storytelling. Within this vast landscape, Black creatives enrich our culture, shedding light on diverse perspectives and experiences. To foster a more inclusive and equitable society, it’s crucial to support Black-owned businesses in this industry. By investing in these enterprises, we empower […]