GSA Art in Architecture celebrates African American artists in the Pacific Rim Region
February is Black History Month. A time to reflect, acknowledge and pay tribute to the contributions, triumphs and struggles of African Americans throughout the nation’s history. Dating back to the Harlem Renaissance, art has been used to penetrate the soul in expressing the Black experience. Black Art transcends time, celebrates previous generations and preserves organic access to a vital part of history that is too often underrepresented.
Join us as we observe Black History Month, recognize African American artists and celebrate their representation and contribution to the art community and our public federal buildings and spaces.
GSA’s Fine Arts Collection remains committed to representing the American experience through artistic expression in federal architecture.
Red Rock Canyon
Willard Dixon — 2000
Lloyd D. George U.S. Courthouse
Mermaid and Whales at Dinner
Mary Lovelace O’Neal — 1993
Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building
Street Singing
Raymond Saunders — 1993-94
San Francisco Federal Building
Untitled
Oliver Lee Jackson — 1994
Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building
When Aunti Meets Kimi for Suchi
Mary Lovelace O’Neal — 1993
Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building
Star Grid
Gary Simmons — 2016
Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building
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For more information about our Art in Architecture Program or to view the complete art collection, visit our Fine Arts page.
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