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5 Art Prints by Black Artists You'll Want on Your Walls Immediately

Ready to take the art in your home to the next level? Here are a few artists to put on your radar.

April 29, 2024 at 8:37 PM PST
Decorate Art by Black Artists

5 Art Prints by Black Artists You'll Want on Your Walls Immediately

Ready to take the art in your home to the next level? Here are a few artists to put on your radar.

April 29, 2024 at 8:37 PM PST

If our homes were meals,ย the artwork we displayย would be the seasonings that tie everything together, addingย the literalย and metaphorical spice to any space. Art can take any space from a staged retail showing to a lived-in home with character depth and a unique POV that represents the interests, and in some instances, values, of whoever lives there.

With that example in mind, it tracks that our cultural heritageย would have an influence onย what pieces weย would like to line the walls of our homes โ€” and in a senseย โ€”ย our lives. From our lived experiences to our collection of morals and evenย justย ourย personal style, art can and does say so much about what we hold dear to us.ย So, if youย have been lookingย to add more intentional and curated art to your home, finding artistsย you resonate withย is a great first step.

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It can be a bit overwhelming starting your search for art at first, as the identities of many artists are hidden or purposely ambiguous, even if the art is focused on themes of Blackness. Thisย can makeย the process ofย finding art you identify with dually daunting, as finding a print you resonate with that is created by a Black artist is muchย harderย than it needs to be.

Thankfully, it doesn’t and shouldn’t have to be this way, and thereย are ways to source and find art thatย is reflective ofย your culture and beliefs without the fear of aย largerย corporation pulling the wool over your eyes by co-opting consumer desire for meaningful connection through their purchases.

So, as you embark on this journey of statement artwork that will help build up the character of your home, here are a few Black artists toย keep in mindย throughout your search.

Category is Hair

JustJoycelyn, as she goes by on TikTok, has mastered the art that represents our time, and her "Category is Hair" piece is a testament to the relationship Black people have with their hair. To have this represented in your home or perhaps, more fittingly, your bathroom, is truly a chef's kiss addition to any space.

Christina Martinez’s “&Still We Bloom”

& Still We Bloom is an amalgamation of Black forms as flowers highlighting the resilience of Black people. Martinez specializes in art that connects us, and her pieces feature a mash-up of abstract and realist components, creating art that inspires, informs and connects.

Arnold Butler’s “Regal”

Arnold Butler describes art as "a therapeutic prayer session,"ย andย his work features intentional strokes, bold colors and personal motifs that speak to his relationship with art.

Caleb Parker’s “Blue Black Print”

For fans of armageddon-style art, the work of Caleb Parker will likely resonate. His Black-focused art explores the motifs of the Black experience, ranging from widespread stereotypes to internalized tropes.

Fritz Von Eric’s “Let’s Just Chill”

Fritz Von Eric is known for illustrating the Black femme form through aesthetically distorted silhouettes, bold brush strokes and bright colors. The New York City designer has a host of prints to choose from, and while women presenting prints are an undeniable focus, his work explores multitudes.

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