A selection of recent matches
M, 1984/2026
After Jean-Michel Basquiat
Screenprint on Saunders Waterford paper
60 x 48 in
Price Range $70,000-90,000
Private home in Connecticut
Basquiat’s works feature obsessive scribbling, enigmatic symbols and diagrams and iconography including skulls, masks and the artist’s trademark crown. He drew on his Caribbean heritage, classical themes and pop cultural figures including athletes and musicians.
Notable collectors: MoMA, Whitney Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Captain F.M., 2022
Nina Chanel Abney
Collage on panel
60 x 60 in
Price Range $100,000-150,000
Private home in Massachusetts
Abney is best known for her vibrant, large-scale paintings that blend graphic pop surrealism, geometric abstraction, and figuration. Her work captures the chaotic, fast-paced nature of modern life by tackling themes like race, celebrity culture, politics, religion, and gender in a visual language inspired by internet velocity, animation, and pop media.
Notable collectors: Whitney Museum, Museum of Modern Art, The Studio Museum in Harlem
Untitled, Phoenix, Arizona, 1963
Gordon Parks
Archival pigment print
20 x 16 in
Price Range $5,000-10,000
Private home in Arizona
Parks’ documentary photography covered a range of topics from racism and poverty to fashion, entertainment, and politics. He started his career working for the Farm Security Administration before being hired by Life magazine where he worked for two decades.
Notable collectors: MoMA, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Art Institute of Chicago
Old Time Revival, 2025
Richard Mensah
Oil on canvas
47 x 58 in
Price Range $10,000-15,000
Private home in New York
Mensah’s work features important historical and cultural scenes along with portraits, centered around dignified representations of Black people. A former scientist, Mensah works with paint and other media.
B.A. in Chemical Engineering from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana
Narrow Street, Thibodaux LA pt 1, 2026
Jammie Holmes
Oil on linen
58 x 45 in
Price Range $50,000-100,000
Private home in Houston
Holmes' work examines notions of identity, history and legacy through paintings with rich narratives that combine historic, imagined and autobiographical elements. He captures moments of struggle, resilience, hope and celebration.
Notable collectors: Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Brooklyn Museum
Edmey's Bar, 2025
Sheena Rose
Acrylic on canvas
50 x 60 in
Price Range $10,000-20,000
Private home in Connecticut
Rose is best known for her portrayal of heroic figures that explore accessibility of personal power, referencing symbols of affluence and place. Her style is characterized by flat coloring, bold patterns from the seventies and eighties, vivid, comic-book-like palettes and vignettes.
Notable collectors: Perez Art Museum, Weatherspoon Art Museum, Venus Williams
Valley of Love, 2026
Charles Jean-Pierre
Acrylic monotype collage on canvas
24 x 48 in
Price Range $5,000-10,000
Private home in New York
Jean-Pierre’s work explores buried experiences through the lens of community, spirituality and socio-political systems. He draws inspiration from his Caribbean heritage, international travels, and research.
M.A. from Howard University; M.F.A. from American University, Washington, DC
Gang Related II, 2026
B. Robert Moore
Ethiopian coffee, saw dust, and acrylic on canvas
30 x 40 in
Price Range $15,000-20,000
Private home in Houston
Moore is a multi-disciplinary artist who is heavily influenced by socio-political events, cultural criticism and collective identity related to the African American experience. Narrative is a common thread through his works. His work is in the collection of the Louisiana Museum of Art and History.
Private home in Connecticut
Hands in the Air, 2025
Deborah Roberts
Mixed media on canvas (acrylic, pastel, ink, printed paper, store signage, butcher paper)
72 x 48 in
Price Range $200,000-300,000
Roberts creates collaged portraits of Black children that critique societal conventions regarding beauty, the body, and race. She combines hand-painted details with photographs, magazine clippings, and Internet images.
Notable collectors: Whitney Museum of American Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Brooklyn Museum
The Garden Sovereign, 2025
Kansiime Brian Lister
Oil and acrylic on canvas
24 x 30 in
Price Range <$5,000
Private home in South Carolina
Lister’s work exists between memory and imagination, reimagining the past and creating space for alternative histories and new possibilities. He presents Black women as central and powerful subjects who embody resilience and grace.
He was born and is currently based in Uganda.
Broad + Olney Kid, 2025
Eustace Mamba
Sewn mixed media with oil on canvas
20 x 16 in
Price Range <$5,000
Private home in Massachussets
Mamba is an artist whose interdisciplinary practice spans painting, collage, street photography and mixed media design. Rooted in his West Indian heritage and Manhattan upbringing, his work explores identity, community, and the fluidity of American life. He has a BFA and MFA from Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
Portrait of the City, 2023
Chase Hall
Jigsaw relief with coffee grounds and ink on cotton paper
23 x 17 in
Edition of 20
Price Range $5,000-10,000
Private home in Connecticut
Hall’s paintings and sculptures respond to generational celebrations and traumas encoded throughout American history. He uses drip-brew techniques and paint derived from coffee beans and acrylic pigments on cotton supports.
Notable collectors: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Brooklyn Museum, The High Museum
Night Hours Amongst the Trees, 2025
Dominic Chambers
Oil on linen
8 x 10 in each panel (diptych)
Price Range $10,000-15,000
Private home in New York
Chambers creates vibrant paintings that simultaneously engage art historical models and contemporary concerns around race, identity and the necessity for leisure and reflection. He draws inspiration from literature, especially Magical Realism and the writing of W.E.B. Du Bois.
Notable collections: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, High Museum, Centre Pompidou
M.F.A. from Yale School of Art, New Haven, CT
Groundspeed, 2025
Derek Fordjour
Color aquatint, spitbite aquatint, flatbite and softground etching with white gold leaf
28 x 54 in
Edition of 35
Price Range $20,000-25,000
Private home in Atlanta
Fordjour depicts the codes, regalia and structures of competition and play, revealing passion, discipline and style as steps toward uplift. He constructs the base of each piece through a collage-based process involving cardboard, newspaper and pigments.
Notable collectors: Whitney Museum; Dallas Museum of Art; The Studio Museum in Harlem
B.A. from Morehouse College; Ed.M., Harvard University; M.F.A. from Hunter College, New York, NY
Lucky, 2025
Hebru Brantley
Acrylic on canvas
20 x 16 in
Price Range $5,000-10,000
Private home in Washington, DC
Brantley is a self-defined Afrofuturist, drawing from a wide range of influences including Jean-Michel Basquiat, Chicago’s AfriCOBRA collective, hip-hop, anime and his personal experiences as an urban-dwelling African American. e is well-known for his comic book-style, mixed media paintings centering on two young protagonists: curious, empowered kids called FlyBoy and Lil Mama.
Notable collectors: Lebron James, Jay-Z and Beyonce, and George Lucas
Muhazi, 2025
Izere Antoine
Oil on canvas
48 x 38 in
Price Range $5,000-10,000
Private home in Houston
Antoine’s work is inspired by sculpture, impressionism, African landscapes and the beauty and strength of women. He first sketches with charcoal, then applies paint with a palette knife to create thick texture, known as impasto.
Notable collectors: Green Family Art Foundation, Underdog Collection, CCH Pounder