Cover Art

Writers and publishers pay homage to the ability of Romare Bearden’s art to speak to the culture, politics, and history of America.

John Lindsay, 1968

The Street, 1975

Beanpot, 1930-32


Cover drawing for the Boston University student humor magazine. Bearden signed the drawing "Howard Bearden" using his middle name in place of his first name.

Fortune Magazine, 1968


Special Issue on urban crisis.

Black Enterprise, 1978

Age of Contradiction. The Dove, 1964


Age of Contradiction by Howard Brick.

Additional Cover Art

And All These Roads Be Luminous
August Wilson: A Casebook
Between Borders
Blessing the Boats
Damballah
Disturbing Pleasures
Domestic Work
The Dramatic Vision of August Wilson
Encyclopedia of Southern Culture
The Fisher King
Hiding Place
Jazz
The Jazz Cadence of American Culture
The Liturgy Documents
May All Your Fences Have Gates
The Medley
Mother Love
Steppin' on the Blues
Two Cities

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Our Programs

Cinque Artists Program
A series of artist talks, and presentations on various topics, geared primarily to adult artists, students, and enthusiasts.
National Symposium Series
Symposium panel discussions among scholars, artists, and educators, relating to the life and art of Romare Bearden.
Arts Education
Curriculum, teacher training, and residencies that revolves around the Romare Bearden in the classroom.

Contact

Romare Bearden Foundation
info@beardenfoundation.org
(212) 665-9550

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