Discover Elia Alba's 'The Supper Club,' a groundbreaking photographic portrait series that beautifully captures the narratives of U.S.-based artists of color. Published by Hirmer Verlag GmbH in 2019, this brand-new book showcases the intersection of art, race, and visual culture, providing insight into pressing social issues. Each portrait is accompanied by thought-provoking excerpts from intimate dinner conversations where vital topics such as sanctuary, police brutality, post-black identity, and intersectional identities intertwine with themes of gender and race. Curated by Sara Reisman for The Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation, 'The Supper Club' stands out as a crucial documentation of socially-engaged art. Since 2012, Elia Alba has been photographing influential artists, such as LaToya Ruby Frazier and Mickalene Thomas, using her platform to amplify their voices. Through 25 impactful themed dinners—like 'Race and Identity' in honor of Freddie Gray—Alba has fostered community dialogue around racial subjugation in regions like Latin America. Her portraits not only encapsulate the essence of each artist but also transform their unique stories into iconic images. 'The Supper Club' is more than just a book; it’s a vital conversation piece that invites readers to reflect on the complexities of contemporary racial politics. An essential addition for art lovers, cultural historians, and those seeking to explore the profound narratives within visual culture.