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Black Copper is a multidisciplinary arts organization based in NYC, dedicated to innovation, collaboration, and equity within the art world.

A biannual digital magazine—spotlighting emerging artists, explores compelling narratives in the art world.

10/10/2025

The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead

Based on the real life Florida reform school that destroyed the lives of thousands of children, Whitehead spins a devastating story about idealism, skepticism, and love that sheds a light on the brutal truth of the Jim Crow South.

10/08/2025

LYNTHIA EDWARDS

These My Fries (study), 2022
Collage on paper
14 × 11 in

10/06/2025

LINDSAY ADAMS

The Source of Self Regard, 2024
Oil on Canvas
60 x 96 in

10/04/2025

GENESIS TRAMAINE

‘Saint Paul on Mars Hill,’ 2025
Acrylic, Holy Spirit, womb energy, salt, rain water, oil sticks, oil pastel on canvas
24 x 18 x 2 3/4 in

10/03/2025

JOHN BANKSTON

Three of Me
Oil on Arches Oil paper mounted to panel
20x16 in

10/01/2025

JOSE DURAN

Josefina, 2025
Oil on wood panel
24 x 18 in

09/27/2025

RICK GARCIA

This Is Your Sign, 2025
Acrylic on canvas
40 x 30 in

09/26/2025

ANDREA LOPEZ

Domino Con Don Pepe
Oil on Canvas
16x16in
by.andrealopez

09/24/2025

ROSY CORTEZ

Work Ethic, 2022
Acrylic and oil on wood

09/22/2025

MICHAEL GAH

Untitled
Textiles on canvas
60 x 50 in

09/20/2025

It’s here!!

Order BLACK COPPER No. 03 — Inheritance: Deconstructing Our Shared Histories — now on blackcopper.org

09/18/2025

Meet the last 3 artists featured in Inheritance.

Simone Elizabeth Saunders |
Canadian textile artist Simone Elizabeth Saunders weaves heritage, history, and imagination into large-scale, immersive tapestries that center the strength and resilience of Black women. Through punch needle and tufting techniques, her work merges technical mastery with poetic storytelling, transforming fabric into living narratives of ancestry, identity, and empowerment.

Tasha Dougé |
Queens-born, Bronx-bred, Haitian-infused artist Tasha Dougé creates conceptual visual and performance works that excavate suppressed histories and honor Black brilliance. Working across installation, photography, and performance, she transforms everyday materials into powerful vessels of memory, activism, and radical love—constructing spaces where erasure is confronted and liberation imagined.

Zanoxolo Slyvestre Mqeku |
South African ceramicist Zanoxolo Slyvestre Mqeku has redefined sand casting, transforming the earth into both collaborator and archive. His sculptural works capture human gesture, environmental rhythm, and ancestral memory, offering meditations on sustainability, presence, and the profound imprint of humanity upon the natural world.

BLACK COPPER’s Fall issue arrives Sept 20. Pre-order on blackcopper.org

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COPPER Magazine

is a carefully curated sensory exhibition which uncovers and celebrates the electric, meaningful, and innovative storytelling from artists of color who work within all artistic mediums. The artists we showcase create a counter-narrative through works driven by culture, religion, political views, and identity, building a community of artistic minds capable and willing to challenge homogenized art.