What did Alain Locke believe about the Harlem Renaissance? | Philosophy
Alain Locke believed that the Harlem Renaissance was a time for African American artists to draw inspiration from the aesthetic value of African art. He was known as the "Dean of the Harlem Renaissance" and played a crucial role in collecting, critiquing, and supporting the art community during this time. Locke exhorted African American artists to embrace their cultural heritage and use it as a source of inspiration for their work. His belief in the importance of African art and its influence on the Harlem Renaissance was a central theme in his support for the artistic community during this period.
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