Black Copper

Black Copper 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.

REZA DERAKSHANIFalling Crown, 2015Mixed Media on canvas48 x 48"derakshani
12/19/2025

REZA DERAKSHANI

Falling Crown, 2015
Mixed Media on canvas
48 x 48"
derakshani

We're happy to announce the addition of Shanelle Jacobs to the BLACK COPPER Market.Shanelle Jacobs is a self-taught phot...
12/19/2025

We're happy to announce the addition of Shanelle Jacobs to the BLACK COPPER Market.

Shanelle Jacobs is a self-taught photographer and filmmaker based in Washington, D.C., specializing in portraits, concerts, and conceptual work. Shanelle collaborates with emerging talent, artists, and brands while documenting a wide range of events. In 2020, she expanded into filmmaking, learning on set and in workshops, and continuing to grow as a writer and visual storyteller.

Her philosophy is simple: “If I haven’t captured the emotion, I haven’t done my job.”

SIERRA MONTOYA BARELASunday MorningAcrylic on Canvas42 x 32”
12/17/2025

SIERRA MONTOYA BARELA

Sunday Morning
Acrylic on Canvas
42 x 32”



KAMALA IBRAHIM ISHAQUntitledOil on canvas51 x 36"official
12/15/2025

KAMALA IBRAHIM ISHAQ

Untitled
Oil on canvas
51 x 36"
official

ANA SEGOVIAivámonos con pancho villa!, 2020Oil on canvas82.68 x 94.49”sgv
12/13/2025

ANA SEGOVIA

ivámonos con pancho villa!, 2020
Oil on canvas
82.68 x 94.49”
sgv

Chain-Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-BrenyahThe return of Roman gladiators, prisoners compete in death matches for t...
12/12/2025

Chain-Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

The return of Roman gladiators, prisoners compete in death matches for the ultimate prize: their freedom, at the cost of their humanity. Adjei-Brenyah’s Chain-Gang All stars is a brilliant look at the American prison system’s alliance of systemic racism, capitalism, and mass incarceration.

MYRLANDE CONSTANTLa Sirene, 2003Mixed Media34 1/2 x 36”
12/10/2025

MYRLANDE CONSTANT

La Sirene, 2003
Mixed Media
34 1/2 x 36”

We're happy to announce the addition of Neo Matloga to the BLACK COPPER Market.Matloga is a visual artist known for his ...
12/09/2025

We're happy to announce the addition of Neo Matloga to the BLACK COPPER Market.

Matloga is a visual artist known for his distinctive large-scale figurative compositions in collage, charcoal and ink. He explores the emotional and political textures of everyday life through a visual language shaped by movement, transition, and layered experience. His work often captures suspended moments — quiet,
unresolved, and deeply human.

Matloga’s practice foregrounds stillness, refusal, and presence — offering a visual poetics that resists resolution and invites attention.

RICHARD NATTOOQueen of the Night and Kumina, 2024Ink, watercolor, and acrylic, embellished on canvas62 1/2 x 36”
12/08/2025

RICHARD NATTOO

Queen of the Night and Kumina, 2024
Ink, watercolor, and acrylic, embellished on canvas
62 1/2 x 36”



MALAK MATTARThe Scream, 2024Oil and charcoal on paper
12/06/2025

MALAK MATTAR

The Scream, 2024
Oil and charcoal on paper



MONA HATOUMKeffieh, 1993-99Human hair on cotton fabric45 1/4 x 45 1/4"s
12/05/2025

MONA HATOUM

Keffieh, 1993-99
Human hair on cotton fabric
45 1/4 x 45 1/4"s

JADE STRONGBlendedGiclée, Canson Baryta Gloss16 x 20 in
12/03/2025

JADE STRONG

Blended
Giclée, Canson Baryta Gloss
16 x 20 in



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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.