Black Girl Art Show Brooklyn
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 14:00 -
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 20:00
Event duration 6 hours
General Admission:
USD 60.43
General Ticket - VIP Fast Pass:
USD 76.41
About Black Girl Art Show Brooklyn
Join us for an extraordinary evening that pays homage to the brilliance and creativity of black women artists.
Black Girl Art Show is back in BROOKLYN for our biggest celebration yet, supporting and showcasing the creativity of Black women artists. This event will feature 200+ talented Black women artists and bring together an unforgettable experience of art, culture, and magic with 8k+ attendees!
Expect powerful art displays, immersive installations, live performances, and special surprises as we celebrate Black girl magic in its finest form. Whether you’re an art lover, collector, or simply here to vibe, this is a night you won’t want to miss!
Note: Children under 13 are granted free entry and must by fully supervised by an adult.
Events Schedule
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 14:00
Saturday, March 28, 2026, 20:00
Event Categories
Art Shows
Black Girl Art Show
https://blackgirlartshow.com/
Black Girl Art Show is a traveling exhibition that centers and celebrates the work of Black women visual artists. Each show brings together a curated collection of powerful, thought-provoking pieces alongside live art, music, and a marketplace of Black-owned brands. Guests can expect an inspiring, high energy celebration that feels equal parts art gallery, cultural gathering, and creative recharge. Founded in Atlanta in 2019 by curator Joshua Love, the show began as a response to the lack of representation for Black women in the arts. Since then, it’s grown into a national platform, touring over 25 cities and connecting more than 5,000 artists to 72,000+ attendees. In 2020, the vision expanded with the launch of Black Boy Art Show, a complementary exhibition uplifting the work of Black men artists across the country. Together, these two shows have built an ecosystem for creative expression and economic opportunity—generating over $10 million in revenue for artists to date. Beyond the numbers, they’ve created a space where Black artists are seen, celebrated, and supported on their own terms.