in a genre typically associated with White leads. In 2017, an exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem titled “Black Cowboy” showed a rich visual history of the subject, featuring work by ...

a cowboy in Oklahoma in the 1940s. “He worked on a ranch and drove cattle from near Braggs to Catoosa.” Another artist, Brad Trent, shot striking black-and-white portraits of members of the ...

I’m never going to stop capturing color photographs, but I’ve found myself favoring black-and-white photography more and more ...

Ron Tarver's 'The Long Ride Home: Black Cowboys in America' is comprised of a 20,000 photos of Black cowboy life taken over ... 7 at the 20 / 20 Photo Festival Photo Book Fair at Cherry Street ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Mark and Sandra Myers, founders of the Black Cowboy African ... like the White cowboys she ...

That's because just about everybody else around him was white. "It wasn't a place ... "I really thought that term [cowboy] was a joke when applied to a Black person," McClellan said.

Belden, Cowboy Photographer," features dozens of Belden’s black and white images documenting twork ... discuss the Belden photography collection and how the book came together.

The black and white photo – published in a story by the Washington Post last week – shows a 14-year-old Jones, looking over as a crowd of White students attempted to block six Black students ...

Herding cattle, while not an uncommon job, was considered unbefitting for respectable people, and white men only wanted to be called cow men or cowhands. But Black men wore the title of cowboy ...