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Black is not just a color. It is depth, history, resistance, rhythm, elegance, power, and poetry woven into every brushstroke. TERAVARNA celebrates the brilliance of artists and the beauty they continue to create beyond boundaries, beyond stereotypes, and beyond limits. Every artwork here carries a story, a culture, a voice, and a legacy that deserves to be seen, felt, and remembered. 🖤✨ From bold textures to soulful expressions, this is what happens when creativity meets identity in its rawest and most beautiful form. 🎩 Black art is timeless. Black creativity is revolutionary. Black beauty deserves the spotlight. 🔦💡🔅

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The Widow.

If you have ever felt the weight of a Monday morning, this painting probably speaks directly to your soul. This is Blue Monday, and it is easily one of the most recognizable pieces of art in Black history. What makes this piece so special is the story behind the brush. The artist, Annie Lee, lived the very life she painted. She spent years working a regular 9-to-5 as a clerk for a railroad company in Chicago. She was a mother and a widow who knew exactly what it felt like to sit on the edge of the bed, head down, trying to gather the strength to do it all over again. Annie did not even start her career as a gallery artist until she was in her 40s. She chose to paint her characters without facial features because she wanted the body language to tell the story. She wanted us to see ourselves in the slumped shoulders and the tired posture. Her journey is a powerful reminder that our current chapter is not our final one. She went from working a desk job she found exhausting to becoming an international art icon whose work ended up on the sets of shows like Coming to America and 227. Annie Lee proved that your gift does not have an expiration date and that your struggle can eventually become your greatest masterpiece.

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Addie James and The Guys Playing Cards. Addie James (1943-2011) was a Black American painter from Statesville, NC. Her work was first widely discovered by art collector Merrill-Jennings Galleries in the 2000’s, since then her work has been exhibited in many different galleries nationwide. Kate Merrill is working on a biography of Addie titled “Miss Addie’s Gift.” Along with her paintings, Addie James also wrote poems, knitted quilts,… Addie James and The Guys Playing Cards.

2025 Three Fifths of A Population Resist art by MARCELLOUS LOVELACE #biko70 #75dab #raygun81 #blackart #marcellouslovelace #africanart #art Marcellous Lovelace is a multidisciplinary visual artist, author, and underground hip-hop musician from Chicago’s South Side. In artistic circles, he is widely recognized under his musical alias, Infinito 2017. His work which spans mixed-media collage, Afro-Urban painting, and prolific independent music releases is deeply rooted in the preservation of Black history, political resistance, and the… 2025 Three Fifths of A Population Resist art by MARCELLOUS LOVELACE #biko70 #75dab #raygun81 #blackart #marcellouslovelace #africanart #art

🧡💙📣 LET’S GO KNICKS @nyknicks 🏀 Artist: Lamar Bailey @mann_made.art Art: TAKE THE SHOT, 2026 24” x 18” Mixed Media Collage on Panel 🎨 Reposted from @tanyaweddemiregallery #ArtIsAWeapon #NYKnicks #NBAFinals #BlackGirlArtGeeks #BlackArt

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