Cleveland's League Park is a historic baseball stadium originally opened in 1891 at the corner of Lexington Avenue and East 66th Street in the Hough Neighborhood. It was called home by many professional baseball teams including the Cleveland Buckeyes, a Negro American League team. Players such as Babe Ruth, Satchel Paige, Ty Cobb, Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio have all appeared in the facility and it was also the site of the 1920 World Series, the first Grand Slam in World Series history, the first unassisted triple play in World Series history and Bob Feller's first game. READ MORE >>
Written by Kani Ayubu — August 16, 2014
Today is the day that we start our annual Customer Appreciation Sale! Until August 11th, all of our valued customers will be able to get big discounts on all of the art, gifts and collectibles across our entire website. In order to receive the discount and take advantage of this promotion please use the applicable coupon code when checking out.
Coupon Code: thankstoyou10 (Use to receive 10% off any order over $50.00)
Coupon Code: thankstoyou15 (Use to receive 15% off any order over $75.00)
Coupon Code: thankstoyou20 (Use to receive 20% off any order over $125.00)
As always, if you have any questions about or problems with this promotion, please feel free to contact us via email at: support@blackartdepot.com or via phone at: 1-800-525-7249 at anytime. Thanks again for being a valued customer and for giving us the opportunity to be of service. We having been helping people "Turn Their House Into a Home" since 2004!
Written by Kani Ayubu — July 28, 2014
Internationally acclaimed artist Kevin A. Williams II, popularly known as the artist WAK, recently visited Southfield, Michigan to do an art exhibition and autograph session at the Sherwood Forest Art Gallery. Southfield Cable 15 was on location and did a TV spot on the event.
Written by Kani Ayubu — July 05, 2014
The Black Art Depot is proud to be able to finally present the art of Shanequa Gay to our community. I have long been a fan of her artwork and I'm overjoyed to be able to add to the collection of incredible ethnic artwork available on our website. If you are not familiar with Shanequa please check out the resources we have provided below to educate yourself on this talented sister. We have included her biography and a video from her presentation at the Auburn Ave. Research Library in Atlanta, Georgia. At this event she discussed her popular traveling exhibit "Grits, Gals and Glory".
Written by Kani Ayubu — July 04, 2014
We recently added some commemorative Maya Angelou T-Shirts to the website to help our community of customers find items that will help them celebrate and remember the life of this powerful orator and civil rights activist. Her activism and the fact that she worked with Malcolm X and Martin Luther King are not mentioned as frequently as her poetry or book writing skills but we must not allow this part of her life and service to mankind to be overlooked as we reflect upon her legacy.
We currently have a small quantity of cultural t-shirts featuring her image in both a Men's style and Ladies style. We hope to get more in stock soon so get yours while supplies last. << Read More
Written by Marcus Cuttino — May 31, 2014
