In 2017, in the first year of the Obama administration, the First Couple selected two up-and-coming Black artists to paint their official portraits: POTUS went for Kehinde Wiley, and FLOTUS for Amy ...

Complete collections of presidential portraits are found in the White House and on public display in the National Portrait ...

Kehinde Wiley is a renowned American artist known for his vibrant portraits of African Americans and exploration of African themes. His work fuses identity, race, and power dynamics with a ...

mourners flock to the National Portrait Gallery in search of solace American portraiture with its visual allure and pictorial storytelling made gun ownership desirable Kehinde Wiley’s painting ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Amy Sherald’s official portrait of former first lady Michelle Obama was revealed to the public in 2018, and as it toured the country over the next few years of the first Trump ...

As is tradition, former President Barack Obama has released his favorite music from 2024, including Kendrick Lamar’s “Squabble Up,” Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em” and Shaboozey’s “A ...

A new photo exhibition is coming to the Minneapolis Institute of Art. "The True America: Photographs by Ernest Cole" will open on Feb. 1, showcasing the work of the South Africa-born artist who ...

Among a sea of white faces belonging to former commanders in chief, Barack Obama marked a decisive change in what an American president looked like 10 years ago when he won his first term. And with ...

And the person at the helm is Tom Homan, a veteran of immigration law enforcement who served under the Obama administration and has been tapped by Trump to serve as border czar. “A lot of the ...

Former President Obama aides argued it’s becoming "easier and easier to forget" that President-elect Trump isn’t in the White House yet, with President Biden almost absent from the public eye.

Jesse Watters highlights how both Michelle Obama and VP Kamala Harris seem jubilant post-election despite warning people about a Donald Trump presidency. Trump's pretty much already president.