BAIA is launching its first Fine Art Print Fair, connecting art collectors with artists from across the US.

Black Art In America is taking its mission to promote and highlight the works of Black visual artists to the next level. On August 11th and 12th, the organization is hosting its first-ever Fine Art Print Fair at its gallery in Atlanta. This two-day event will feature the work of both legacy and modern Black printmakers, and will be a collective space for all to appreciate the intricacies of the printmaking process.

The Fair will host renowned artists such as Jamaal Barber, Kerry James Marshall, and Robert Pruitt. Not only will attendees be able to view and purchase their work, but they will also have the opportunity to connect with these visionaries through demonstrations and discussions of their printmaking techniques.

The event is a follow-up to the successful “Better Days: Joy and Revolution” exhibit, which featured politically resonant pieces. The Print Fair is sure to be just as meaningful, as it will dive into multiple themes while still celebrating printmaking as the main star.

The event is free and open to the public. A great chance to learn more about African-American artists and their innovative work, it is sure to spark even greater consideration and patronage for their art. For more information, please visit the Black Art In America website. The Gallery and Sculpture Garden is located at 1802 Connally Drive in Atlanta.

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