A career-long retrospective of the iconic artist and activist’s work examines racism, inequality, and the beauty of Blackness ...

As a young girl, Elizabeth “Betty” Catlett—born in Washington, D.C., likely in 1915—spent a great deal of time with her grandparents, who had been born into slavery and who took care to ...

“Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist,” the largest ever presentation of her work in America, can be seen now through July 6, 2025 in Washington, D.C.

The curators of the National Gallery of Art’s exhibition “Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary ... like electric skies and fields of a painting by Van Gogh, an artist whom she admired.

A Black Revolutionary Artist and All That It Implies” being staged at the National Gallery. one mile from the White House, makes it impossible to divorce from current events.

Elizabeth Catlett, Tired (1946) Conserved by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts And this episode’s Work of the Week is Tired (1946), a terracotta sculpture made by the American-Mexican artist ...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Clifton Cultural Arts Center is honoring Elizabeth Catlett with a Lift Every Voice group exhibit. FOX19 NOW’s Jason Maxwell has the story. See a spelling or grammatical ...