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Black Copper Black Copper is a multidisciplinary arts organization based in NYC, dedicated to innovation, collaboration, and equity within the art world.

A biannual digital magazine—spotlighting emerging artists, explores compelling narratives in the art world.

NAUDLINE PIERRELest You Fall, 2019Oil on canvas96 x 60 in
05/06/2026

NAUDLINE PIERRE

Lest You Fall, 2019
Oil on canvas
96 x 60 in



LEONORA CARRINGTONGreen Tea (La Dame oval), 1942Oil on Canvas61 x 75.9 cm
05/02/2026

LEONORA CARRINGTON

Green Tea (La Dame oval), 1942
Oil on Canvas
61 x 75.9 cm

ROSA ROLANDANiña de la muñeca, 1943Oil on canvas26 x 20 in
05/01/2026

ROSA ROLANDA

Niña de la muñeca, 1943
Oil on canvas
26 x 20 in

HULDA GUZMÁNChoose love, 2025Acrylic gouache on linen48 x 29 2/5 in�
04/27/2026

HULDA GUZMÁN

Choose love, 2025
Acrylic gouache on linen
48 x 29 2/5 in



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The cover of our April issue.An entry point into a conversation on ancestry, spirituality, and the unseen forces that sh...
04/24/2026

The cover of our April issue.

An entry point into a conversation on ancestry, spirituality, and the unseen forces that shape how we understand ourselves.

Available April 25.

What is carried cannot always be seen.Nydia Blas and Tsoku Maela explore the psyche, the spiritual, and the unseen force...
04/23/2026

What is carried cannot always be seen.

Nydia Blas and Tsoku Maela explore the psyche, the spiritual, and the unseen forces that shape experience.

Through dream, memory, and ancestral presence, their work creates spaces where personal history and collective consciousness converge.


Portraiture as a language of presence.Delita Martin, Kipkemoi, and Mayowa Nwadike center the figure as a site of reflect...
04/22/2026

Portraiture as a language of presence.

Delita Martin, Kipkemoi, and Mayowa Nwadike center the figure as a site of reflection—where identity, emotion, and spirituality intersect.

Their work moves between the seen and the felt, offering portraits that hold memory, vulnerability, and possibility at once.



Memory is not static. It is built, layered, and lived.Adama Delphine Fawundu and Carla Jay Harris approach image-making ...
04/21/2026

Memory is not static. It is built, layered, and lived.

Adama Delphine Fawundu and Carla Jay Harris approach image-making as a way of constructing space—physical, psychological, and ancestral.

Through material, archive, and environment, their work considers how history is carried in the body and embedded in place.


Ancestry is not behind us. It is something we carry.Our April issue explores spirituality and mythology as living system...
04/20/2026

Ancestry is not behind us. It is something we carry.

Our April issue explores spirituality and mythology as living systems—shaping identity, memory, and the ways we move through the present.

Across this issue, artists engage ritual, symbol, and intuition as forms of knowledge. Not as relics, but as active frameworks for understanding self, community, and connection.

Available April 25.
https://wix.to/k0GXibH

ZAHIRA KELLYLechon de SantiagoMatte paperSize varies0
04/18/2026

ZAHIRA KELLY

Lechon de Santiago
Matte paper
Size varies
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