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North Las Vegas gallery with an African American art collection, classes and events
Left of Center Gallery & Studio is a contemporary art space in North Las Vegas. Its permanent collection centers African American art and Southern Nevada cultural history, and it also… more
Seattle artist selling Black art prints, canvases and custom portraits
Momma Lips Draws is the studio of Seattle artist Jessie Lipscomb. The online shop sells fine art prints, original canvas paintings, custom digital portraits and apparel, and she takes mural… more
Mural, fine art and design studio in downtown Seattle
M. Curry Designs is a multidisciplinary creative studio run by artist Myron Curry in downtown Seattle. The studio produces murals, public art installations and fine art, and runs community-based art… more
Midtown Detroit arts center presenting African and African American arts
The Carr Center is a Detroit arts nonprofit founded in 1991 as the Arts League of Michigan, with a mission to preserve and present African and African American cultural arts.… more
Nonprofit contemporary art center on East Forest Avenue in Midtown Detroit
The N'Namdi Center for Contemporary Art is a nonprofit arts complex on East Forest Avenue in Midtown with four exhibition spaces plus indoor and outdoor performance areas. It was created… more
Six-room Germantown Avenue gallery for urban and Black contemporary art
NoName Gallery is a six-room art gallery on Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill, founded in 2022 by owner and curator Jonene Lee. It shows urban, abstract, pop and contemporary work… more
Bed-Stuy brownstone gallery showing artists of the African diaspora
Welancora Gallery works out of a historic brownstone on Herkimer Street in Bed-Stuy, presenting an intergenerational roster of artists with a focus on the African diaspora. Founded by Ivy N.… more
Free contemporary art space and foster-youth nonprofit in Leimert Park
Art + Practice is a Leimert Park nonprofit that offers free public exhibitions of contemporary art, often organized with the California African American Museum, along with talks and programs. It… more
Market Street folk art gallery of Jamaican-born painter Eunice LaFate in Wilmington
Self-taught, Jamaican-born painter Eunice LaFate shows and sells her own work at this gallery on North Market Street in downtown Wilmington. Her folk art, abstracts, and landscapes mix Caribbean color… more
Contemporary African art gallery and wellness space in Norfolk's Freemason District
Pure Lagos is a gallery on West Bute Street in Norfolk's historic Freemason District showing contemporary African and Nigerian art, including works by Rufus Ogundele and Uche Okeke. Co-owner Sia… more
East Side Charleston gallery founded by Gullah folk artist Arun Drummond
Drummond Studio Gallery opened in September 2025 on Line Street in Charleston's historic East Side. Founder Arun Drummond, a multidisciplinary artist who spent 16 years managing Chuma Gullah Gallery, uses… more
Nigerian-owned African art space, gift shop and event venue on W Colonial Dr, Orlando
Three Masks is an African art gallery and gift store on West Colonial Drive just west of downtown Orlando, run by Nigerian-born owner Tim Adebule, known locally as Bushman. The… more
Beacon Hill museum at the African Meeting House
The Museum of African American History was founded in 1963 and preserves the African Meeting House, a National Historic Landmark, and the Abiel Smith School, both built in the early… more
National museum of Black baseball history at 18th and Vine
Former Negro leagues players including Buck O'Neil helped found the museum in 1990, and it moved into its 10,000 square foot home at 18th and Vine in 1997. Exhibits trace… more
Museum of Black history and culture in north St. Louis since 1997
Founded in 1997 by Lois D. Conley, the Griot was the first cultural institution in St. Louis devoted to Black history and culture. Exhibits use life size figures, artifacts and… more
1913 Black-built theater and archive in Historic Overtown
The Lyric Theater was built in 1913 by Geder Walker and hosted performers such as Count Basie and Ella Fitzgerald. The Black Archives History and Research Foundation of South Florida,… more
Museum of North Nashville's Jefferson Street jazz, blues and R&B era
Founder and curator Lorenzo Washington runs this small museum to preserve the music history of Jefferson Street, a hub for jazz, blues and R&B from the early 1940s. The museum… more
Long-running South Main gallery of contemporary art
Urevbu Contemporary is a fine art gallery on South Main Street run by artist Ephraim Urevbu and Sheila Urevbu. It shows and sells contemporary paintings and other work, and it… more
Near East Side arts center for African American culture
Cultural center on Mt. Vernon Avenue presenting performing arts, exhibitions and education focused on African American contributions to culture and history. It houses the Elijah Pierce Gallery and runs youth… more
Midtown museum of African American history and culture
Museum founded in 1966 by Detroit physician Dr. Charles H. Wright, now in a 125,000 square foot building in Midtown. It hosts permanent and visiting exhibitions on African American history… more
