Enter into the powerful and transformative world of Black artists who lived and worked during the Jim Crow era in this intensive one-day course which offers a comprehensive exploration of how Black artists used their creative expressions to challenge racial oppression, document their experiences, and inspire change.

Together we’ll journey through a rich tapestry of visual arts, literature, music, performance, film, and photography. This engaging lecture and interactive discussions will provide a deep understanding of the historical context and the enduring significance of these artists’ contributions.

By the end of the course, attendees will not only appreciate the artistic achievements of Black artists in the Jim Crow era but also recognize the vital role of art in social resistance and cultural commentary.