Kurt Nagl
- The Detroit Institute of Arts recently acquired 14 pieces of African American art, including work from Wadsworth Jarrell, founder of Chicago's AfriCOBRA artists collective born from the Civil Rights Movement, according to a DIA news release. The acquisition is part of the DIA's General Motors Center for African American Art, a curatorial department designed to enhance public knowledge of African American artists and history. Among the DIA's recent arrivals is Jarrell's 1971 painting "Three
Kurt Nagl
- The Detroit Institute of Arts recently acquired 14 pieces of African American art, including work from Wadsworth Jarrell, founder of Chicago's AfriCOBRA artists collective born from the Civil Rights Movement, according to a DIA news release. The acquisition is part of the DIA's General Motors Center for African American Art, a curatorial department designed to enhance public knowledge of African American artists and history. Among the DIA's recent arrivals is Jarrell's 1971 painting "Three