Faith Ringgold, Trailblazing Artist and Activist, Dies at 93

Renowned for her vibrant quilts and powerful advocacy, Ringgold's legacy spans art and activism, challenging racial and gender norms.

Faith Ringgold passed away at the age of 93 in her home in Englewood, New Jersey.
Ringgold's art, notably her story quilts, vividly captured the African American experience and often addressed civil rights and feminism.
Throughout her career, she was an outspoken advocate for the representation of Black and female artists in major museums.
Her work includes influential pieces like 'Who's Afraid of Aunt Jemima?' and the 'American People' series, which confronted racial tensions.
Ringgold's impact extends beyond her art, influencing generations and reshaping cultural narratives around race and gender.