Joe Diggs is rooted in the African-American heritage not only of Cape Cod but of United States history. His subjects range from memories of his family's local bar (Twin Villas) to the community that was lost by the absorption of the Negro League by Major League Baseball (the Baller Series). Other artworks commemorate Black cultural figures such as James Baldwin as well as war veterans from his family. It is through this visual story-telling that Diggs presents a history that is too often marginalized by white-washed American culture.
  • Joe Diggs, Generations, 2020
    Joe Diggs, Generations, 2020
  • Joe Diggs, Joe’s at Sea, 2020
    Joe Diggs, Joe’s at Sea, 2020
  • Joe Diggs, Missing Kraig, 2019
    Joe Diggs, Missing Kraig, 2019
  • Joe Diggs, Sherlock, 2018
    Joe Diggs, Sherlock, 2018
  • Joe Diggs, Summer Shack, 2018
    Joe Diggs, Summer Shack, 2018
  • Joe Diggs, Chalk Lined Baller, 2017
    Joe Diggs, Chalk Lined Baller, 2017
  • Joe Diggs, Good Wood, 2017
    Joe Diggs, Good Wood, 2017
  • Joe Diggs, Untitled (Baller Series) , 2017
    Joe Diggs, Untitled (Baller Series) , 2017
  • Joe Diggs, Diggs Race Relations, 2015
    Joe Diggs, Diggs Race Relations, 2015
  • Joe Diggs, Independence Day on the Vineyard, 2015
    Joe Diggs, Independence Day on the Vineyard, 2015
  • Joe Diggs, In the Rearview
    Joe Diggs, In the Rearview
  • Joe Diggs, Untitled (Brother)
    Joe Diggs, Untitled (Brother)
  • Joe Diggs, Untitled (Grandfather)
    Joe Diggs, Untitled (Grandfather)