NEXUS

MoAD (Museum of the African Diaspora) is thrilled to prepare for the second edition of Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week!
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Building on the success of last year’s inaugural event, Nexus continues to celebrate the richness of the Black artist community in the SF/Bay Area. This  celebration will bring together institutions, galleries, creative spaces, and artists for a week of special programming, exhibitions, and unique engagements.
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As a leading institution dedicated to celebrating Black cultures, igniting challenging conversations, and inspiring learning through the global lens of the African Diaspora, MoAD recognizes the importance of providing a platform for Black artists to share their work, amplify their voices, cultivate community, and gain the recognition they deserve.

Stay tuned for updates as we commemorate MoAD’s 20th anniversary with UNBOUND: Art, Blackness, & the Universe, and discover ways to get involved!

NEXUS SEEKS TO

Highlight Artistic Excellence:
‍Showcase the remarkable talent of Black artists in the Bay Area, celebrating their profound impact and notable contributions to the art community.

Foster Community:
Build a supportive and vibrant community that connects artists, curators, collectors, and art enthusiasts.

Enhance Visibility:
Elevate the visibility of Black art and culture, ensuring it receives the recognition and appreciation it deserves.

Encourage Dialogue:
Create spaces for meaningful conversations about the role of Black art in society and its influence on culture and history.

Strengthen the bridge between SF and Oakland Artist Communities:
By fostering collaboration and connections between artists in San Francisco and Oakland, we can create a more unified and vibrant arts scene, enhance opportunities for cross-city projects, and amplify the impact of Black art experiences in the Bay Area.

Unruly Navigations - Curated by Key Jo Lee on view at MoAD March 27, 2024 - September 1, 2024