MoAD celebrates Black cultures, ignites challenging conversations, and inspires learning through the global lens of the African Diaspora
San Francisco, CA
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Celebrate MLK Day at MoAD with FREE admission and a Day of Service honoring Dr. King through art, music, and community.
RSVP and learn more today: moadsf.org/event/dr-martin-l…
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The brainchild of @MoADsf's director Monetta White, the inaugural Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week kicks off Tuesday. sfstandard.com/2024/10/01/bl…
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This @MoADsf curator and scholar shines light for artists moving through complex times. It's our honor to hype Key Jo Lee as our Editors' Pick for #BestOfTheBay2024
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The executive director of the Museum of the African Diaspora in downtown San Francisco is organizing a celebration of Black visual culture, called “Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week,” in early October. nyti.ms/4dnrYPM
Dive into a vibrant array of programs and events this July at the Museum of the African Diaspora. Explore our calendar and find your event today: moadsf.org/events
Celebrate #PrideMonth, #BlackMusicMonth, and #Juneteenth at Museum of the African Diaspora this June! Discover the array of programs and events we have lined up. Explore further and find your event today: moadsf.org/events
Discover the array of programs and events happening this May at the Museum of the African Diaspora! Explore further and find your event today: moadsf.org/events
MUSEUM OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA is excited to announce the recipients of our annual EMERGING ARTISTS PROGRAM: Mary Graham, Corinne Smith, Zekarias Thompson, Jessica Monette, and Soleé Darrell.
Learn more today: moadsf.org/program.../emergi…
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Curator Key Jo Lee looks beyond the US perspective, taking an exciting global perspective on Black culture in @MoADsf's ‘Unruly Navigations’.
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The exhibition features artworks that trace historical, individual, and familial migrations, while rejecting standardized representations. At @MoADsf.
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A new season of exhibitions is currently on view at Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco.
Discover more about our newest season of exhibitions today: moadsf.org/exhibitions
🚨 Last call! 📆 Apply now for the 2024 Poets-in-Residence Program at the Museum of the African Diaspora. Immerse yourself in diasporic art, create inspired works, and join workshops. Deadline: March 15, 2023. 🖋️✨ Apply: moadsf.org/programs-residenc… #Poetry #MoAD
Discover the thought-provoking programs and events carefully curated for this month at Museum of the African Diaspora. Explore the captivating lineup and RSVP for an event today: moadsf.org/events
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You are missing out if you haven't visited the Museum of @MoADsf!
During #BlackHistoryMonth, explore MoAD, where art, culture, and the black experience are on display. Start conversations, challenge the system, and learn something new at MoAD. bit.ly/3tgYzoK
CALL FOR POETS — Join the POETS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM at MUSEUM OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA.
The deadline to apply is March 15, 2023. Learn more about the residency and apply today here: moadsf.org/programs-residenc…
Museum of the African Diaspora is excited to collaborate with Broadway SF, providing a special discount code for tickets to "THE WIZ" and "MJ."
Make sure to enter the code "MOAD" before checkout to redeem the offer! Get your tickets today: broadwaysf.com/
Explore Museum of the African Diaspora's enriching programs and events curated for Black History Month. Uncover the compelling lineup and find your event today: moadsf.org/events
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COMMUNITY VOICES: POETS SPEAK | Briana Grogan & D’mani Thomas
FRI JAN 12, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
at @MoADsf
Free admission
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On Saturday, February 3 from 11-3 pm, join artist Helina Metaferia for a performance art workshop “By Way of Revolution.” Investigate how histories of protest inform our present and the powerful role that BIPOC women (both cis and trans) play. → bit.ly/48r7PG8
ALT Artist Helina Metaferia sitting on the floor of her studio, looking at the camera with her head resting in her left hand.
ALT Artist Helina Metaferia holding a tray with acrylic paint and a brush in front of her work depicting black women with cutouts of images pasted above their heads.
ALT Artist Helina Metaferia sitting on the floor of her studio and painting letters on a glass tray.