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“Ode to Jab,” by Teddy Frederick.

Grenada

Caribbean Tea Party celebrates Grenadian artist

By Ebony Prescod

The cast of Don’t Pass the Peppa Sauce.

Don’t Pass the Peppa Sauce comes to Times Square

By Staff

Artist Atim Annette Oton.

Kindness is best shown through art for this Nigerian native

By Milette Millington

Mayor Eric Adams.

50 murals to celebrate 50 years of hip-hop across boroughs

By Tangerine Clarke

The Queens Rising poster promoting arts and culture.

Queens Rising: A celebration of arts and culture officially launches second year

By Nelson A. King

Pascale Armand, Alana Raquel Bowers, Kristin Dodson and Malika Samuel.

‘BERNARDA’S DAUGHTERS’

By Nelson A. King

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater in Alvin Ailey's “Revelations.”

AILEY SPIRIT GALA

By Nelson A. King

Ailey II in Alvin Ailey's Revelations.

Africa

Ghana spotlights DanceAfrica 2023 at BAM

By Vinette K. Pryce

Dianne Dixon (left), Paula Galloway and Christopher Laing in “Mamma Decemba.”

Revival of Nigel D. Moffatt’s Caribbean drama ‘Mamma Decemba’ opens May 4

By Tangerine Clarke

Congresswoman Clarke with portrait by Ghanaian autistic artist Amoako Buachie, flanked by CAGU members.

Clarke announces 2023 Congressional Art Competition

By Nelson A. King

Mayor Eric Adams presents Key to the City of New York to Broadway Legend Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Adams awards Key to the City to Broadway legend Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber

By Nelson A. King

All-Black Broadway cast spins cultural levity on Shakespeare’s tragic tale

By Vinette K. Pryce

The cast of “Don’t Pass the Peppa Sauce” with Producer Jordana Persad.

Jordana Persad’s ‘Don’t Pass the Peppa Sauce’

By Staff

Mayor Eric Adams unveils collaborative portraits by artist Roy Nachum.

Adams unveils collaborative portraits by acclaimed artist Roy Nachum

By Nelson A. King

St. Vicnent and the Grenadines Ambassador to the OAS Lou-Anne Gilchrist before artwork.

SVG donates to Art Museum of the Americas

By Nelson A. King

Sonia Chin and playwright Karl O’Brian Williams.

‘The Black That I Am’ questions colorism here and there

By Vinette K. Pryce

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