Union Station is displaying two public art exhibitions; one group exhibit and one solo project, as part of Black History Month. The works of seven Black artists in total are being highlighted and celebrated.

The event will feature art, music and dance along with a presentation by Dr. Uzoma Miller, assistant professor of African American Studies.

Even as the federal government attempts to downplay the significance of Black History Month, New York City will continue to celebrate. Throughout February, honor the contributions of Black people in New York and beyond with live performances,

Black history, includes art history, and over the years people of color have been portrayed in paintings in various ways and one local artist to get the full picture. Acknowledging African Artist “Art is in the eye of the beholder.

We're nearly halfway through Black History Month, but there's still plenty to do around here to commune, celebrate, recognize and commemorate. 🎨 Sacred Spaces: The third annual citywide, self-guided tour of 15 Black-led art venues includes Irwin House Gallery on East Grand Boulevard,

Organizations and communities across the nation are celebrating Black History Month, not just to celebrate Black history, to be teach it and its importance.