Black Art: A Brockman Gallery Legacy | Artbound | Season 15, Episode 4 | PBS SoCal

[@aliyavs]

Just amazing. Thank you for providing a platform for this crucial history to be shared.

[@wannad8290]

I’m Soo INSPIRED!!!

[@williajohnson1851]

An hour of my life well spent.❤

[@philljombs1151]

Thank you for sharing the art history of the people.

[@brianhebert3311]

Thank you for sharing this great historic piece on the LA art scene, as an artist native I had an opportunity to meet and hang out with John Outterbridge.

[@andreyarborough]

Fantastic thanks for the upload

[@maypenja2819]

This doc was both entertaining and educational.

[@Beautifulross3966]

Thank you for sharing these wonderful artists, art and history. I enjoyed this so much.

[@creativewah]

Love this video!!! Thank you for sharing!!! ❤❤❤

[@rikochico]

That was great! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@LinguaNigra]

this was so needed.

[@GrandPrizeFitnesAJAY]

Thank you ❤

[@christhomas3334]

AWESOME INFORMATION 🎉🎉🎉

[@minaochoa2729]

So inspiring ❤

[@sharongillesp]

EVERYONE runs the full race - and everybody finishes the marathon. Because in the larger scope of an entire unknown universe we are specks upon specks. Life is life. Breath is breath. Don’t have an elitist POV - we are all connected and therefore in this life as one single unit.

[@gracebee6932]

Ooooh, just found this! ✊🏿🎨

[@sharongillesp]

I think what black artists didn’t do enough of was to educate children in their communities/schools and especially poorer communities about Black art, the artists and their history … as far back as Ancient Kemet (Egypt). It could have been an organized effort between galleries as a united force. I wish we had more of that - something so many of us thirsted for but didn’t realize we were. I think many people have no sense of what looks professional because there was such an elitist Black artist group who didn’t pass the sense of GOOD design and GOOD presentational skills onto the next generation. Fortunately, many artists have that understanding, but it’s still hasn’t trickled down to the majority of the people.

[@lwazihlophe8955]

inspired!

[@C.M.S.]

🥰

[@StreetLove410]

😮Lay With Vipers Get Bit..What A Wonderful Video..Very Enlightening Educational In Fact ..The Youth Art " scene" Hopefully Will Learn That Government Funded Art Is..Well Illustrated Here..Small Community Funded Local Art That Uplifts That Community DOES NOT NEED THE FUNDING OF THE GOVERNMENT..YOUR VOICE- LESS Ness Is Is Is Because You Are Not Artists..You Are A Sports Team..And Just Like The Elder Said.." When That (guhment cheese) Ran Out We( the miceses) Ran Out( on the whole community)..

[@jerrygraves6531]

16:12 that's the dumbest thing that they could have done.

[@byronmillanicia3384]

Took them so long to get rid of segregation, makes no sense to me to see the same people separating them self, like this video title, To me if is created by people born in the USA is USA art, the USA only has one flag. art created in the USA by USA citizens , should be all equal. I'm the father of a mix raze little boy and to me he is a Californian just like any one else born in this state.

[@JohnJSteinbeck]

Art is full of colour … not more propaganda, please.

[@Angela-pi6zc]

Thank you🎉