Black History Month 2026
Black History Month is an important month in the art world. So many Black artists and artists of the African diaspora have changed the course of art history forever, innovating new methods and techniques, reevaluating historical narratives, and bringing stunning visuals to the artworld with vastly diverse perspectives. This month, Turner Carroll Gallery is excited to bring fantastic artworks by Black artists to the spotlight.
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Charles White – Untitled
carbon drawing on paperInquire
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Emmie Nume – Life in a Day
mixed media on canvas $23,000 -
Kara Walker – Keys to the Coop
linocut on paper -
Kerry James Marshall – The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess
screenprint $200 -
Kara Walker – Preliminary Sketch for Monkey’s Uncle
graphite, tape, on paper $25,000 -
Clarence Heyward – In My Hood #30
acrylic and variegated leaf on canvasPrice on Request
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Clarence Heyward – In My Hood #37
acrylic and variegated leaf on canvasPrice on Request
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Clarence Heyward – Deep Dive
lithograph on paper $1,500 -
Faith Ringgold – Coming to Jones Road Under a Blood Red Sky
serigraph on paper $6,500 -
Kara Walker – Excerpt
lithograph on Somerset Satin paper $13,000 -
Kara Walker – Freedom, A Fable: A Curious Interpretation of the Wit of a Negress in Troubled Times
lithograph, laser-cut silhouettes $9,500 -
Antoine Williams – Future Past Series #3
printed material and acrylic on paper $1,500 -
Antoine Williams – Othered Suns Series (Painting #2)
mixed media $5,500 -
Antoine Williams – There Will Be No Miracles Here Series #31
printed material and acrylic on paper $1,000 -
Stephen Hayes – Cash Crop
15 lifesized mixed media figures, with concrete, woodblock, ironPrice on request
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Stephen Hayes – Knot
plaster, wood, paint $11,000 -
Steven Cozart – The Unwanted Label: The Taylor Patton Statement
charcoal, pastel, and collage on paper bag $6,000 -
Mildred Howard – Avenues Along the Key System Route II
mixed media monoprint with chine collé $9,100