Artist Titus Kaphar on depicting loss and finding purpose

[@CathyS_Bx]

Art married to genuine compassion. Beautiful in every way.

[@hottafyah663]

Complete Genius! Powerful art that deeply touches the soul!

[@ceooflonelinessinc.267]

Thank you CBS for providing these videos for free! In my country I have no access to CBS on the Telecvision, so I can watch here.

[@mabelurena8311]

Me too...I live in México and this little clips are so helpful...they keep me conected.

[@tanagrigg7366]

Very interesting, talented and thoughtful young man...giving back. He is inspirational. Thank you for the story.

[@leewalker1420]

Powerful and eye opening.

[@nancykahn4125]

Profound commentary on the situation today...

[@stephaniej.alexander5485]

KEEP ON KEEPING ON ! My kind of black man. My kids look up to him!

[@rose03cruz]

Good things are still happening ... thank you Titus Kaphar 🎊

[@lf7099]

Love this story..can't wait to see your art displayed at VMFA..powerful

[@NewYork7914]

Many times in life, one person, the only one person is all you need to flourish. Great story...

[@mariapowell8450]

He's on point with the AA history there has always been the inconsistent family history with separation of families for years

[@isismcnally9778]

Pure beauty!! What a magnificent talent! His paintings speak to the mind and heart! Great work Sir!!!

[@hillaryroberts3623]

Powerful

[@terraviadgreen3192]

This is my kind of story plus I have a son named Titus and he paint cars for a living

[@CharlotteFairchild]

Outstanding art and meaning that fit better than a puzzle. There needs to be art that is kept and not given away.

[@joseoseguera8970]

This is actually something I would put up in my room, this is some really good art.

[@GarrickLaShawn]

Beautiful story

[@bobb1870]

I enjoy his work, it makes you do a double take and think. Art can empower people, this is a prime example of that.

[@QueenZenaTheFirst]

Beautiful

[@bluesquirrel3919]

Beautiful 💖

[@freddiefitch6027]

Awesome inspirerly Love this art.

[@marryellenmonahan5585]

Chills...cheers to his new film ❤

[@desertspringtime66]

He is so amazing.

[@ronaldalbertansley579]

I love it ! i love his artwork and keep up good work !

[@anitav522]

Wow!!!! This guy! Talk about it.

[@d.virgallito3490]

PROFOUND!

[@zk7by53msp]

Wow 😳 showing real world, real history is true art 🖼 he’s a brilliant artist 👩‍🎨

[@lesliemarcus4671]

wow! So inspiring! Bravo!

[@donaldraife8099]

Inspiring

[@shuffleaccount1985]

amazing artist !!!!! so Proud of you and your messages through your art

[@brittsavage7982]

Outstanding profile!

[@k.m.jordan4774]

Excellent work! Thank you for this interview. GO Kaphar!

[@robertgreen9150]

Fantastic artist allows one to feel what one sees,eh?

[@unquietmindnycity1077]

I Love This.....peace.....

[@M0D60]

Keep on keeping on.. son

[@jsmithsemper4848]

Gosh dang that is beautiful work right there.;

[@fearlessartgrl]

Great human truth story!

[@hc130radio]

Tragically, the conversation never mentioned black children killed by gang violence or drugs as another massive reason for the loss of children.

[@alianaweston2286]

Of course not!

[@FloorEncer]

You beat your drum. He is beating his. You sing in the chorus of your ilk. He focuses on his viewpoint. The late Nina Simone, Billie Holiday would have some choice words for what you think they should be singing about. We are not your mouthpieces or puppets! We witness our lives. As Bishop Tutu shared: You'll travel a road and see a sign. Black people cross here. Go further, another sign: Black people very cross here!

[@hpatrickalexis68]

Absolutely right, they talk about invisibility, how about all those killed by gang violence. They are the definition of invisibility, no one will touch that topic because it isn’t black and white, it too complicated and inconvenient.

[@neesaljohnson86]

Love his work. Check out Project Atrium -Carl Joe Williams. Resonance of the times we are in

[@zakp6066]

❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️❤️️

[@stephaniemarie2074]

These old people need to stop doing interviews and asking stupid questions

[@ggisme1771]

Love the work. But why doesn't he mention all the blacks lives lost to black on black violence, gangs etc.? He jumped right on the police actions though.

[@stryker94109]

or abortion

[@FloorEncer]

And you JUMPED off.

[@kaylengriffin3234]

Why does that bother you more than children dying itself

[@hpatrickalexis68]

Because the topics of black on black violence, gang violence etc is too complicated and inconvenient. Blame the police because that’s the low hanging fruit.

[@grnlwrnc1]

The white wife explains why he tries so hard to make up with black women by removing black men from his art. Sickening

[@salvadorsantaclara]

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[@james_johnson-357]

So black fathers don’t experience loss....

[@sohe3880]

This is straight propaganda..

[@brandonmills9577]

Of course he has a white wife 😒

[@mabelurena8311]

That train is not coming back..mixing up will be more and more the case. Better get used to it.

[@brandonmills9577]

@@mabelurena8311 you right about that....