Photo gallery Black History Month art event
In celebration of Black History Month, an ArtSpin outreach event gave participants the chance to create art in the style of American contemporary painter and silhouette artist Kara Walker. Students and community members wielded paintbrushes at the event in the Chazen Museum of Art on Feb. 9. Walker’s art often addresses the history of American slavery and racism.

Photo by: Jeff Miller
An ArtSpin outreach event helped participants make artwork like that of American contemporary painter and silhouette artist Kara Walker, at the Chazen Museum of Art.
Photo by: Jeff Miller
Yandri Delgado Villamil and Martina Kunović create art side by side with their children, Noa, 8, and Sammy, 10, Delgado Villamil is a staff member with UW-Madison's Facilities Planning and Management, and Kunović is a graduate student and instructor in sociology.
Photo by: Jeff Miller
Black Star Drum Line, a Madison-youth performing arts group, plays during the ArtSpin event.