Black Contemporary Art Online Aesthetica teams up with ISE-DA â a trailblazing platform promoting Black visual arts culture â to highlight the best digital exhibitions, online galleries and videos. Established for young creatives, collectors and enthusiasts of Black African descent, ISE-DA aims to cultivate a pioneering new generation of creatives who are interested, invested and informed about art across the Diaspora. February is Black History Month in the US; many of their selected links are essential resources to educate and inspire. Africa. The Caribbean. USA. Afrosoul celebrates an emerging, global 21st century African Diasporic visual culture. Featured above is work by Cuban artist Rene Pena (b. 1957), whose photography is characterised by stark contrasts and a focus on individuality. Other creatives include Whitfield Lovell (b. 1959), whose renowned installations incorporate portraits of anonymous African Americans from between the Emancipation Proclamation and the Civil Rights Movement. Curator Ludlow E. Bailey explains: âAll the artists in this exhibition are making significant contributions in the writing of a new narrative about Black identity, Afrocentricity, Black joy and empowerment. The elevation and celebration of Black Culture are acts of resilience and rebellion against global racism.â