Museum of the African Diaspora

Museum of the African Diaspora

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  DAMIEN MILLER / Sapientstudios.c

  2015 MoAD Gala

  Exterior view of MoAD at night.
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  Courtesy of MoAD

  After the Thrill is Gone exhibition

  Interior image of the exhibition After the Thrill is Gone. The exhibition discusses how fashion shapes narratives of representation, identity, and memory. The artists included use fashion as a political language and reinterpret the historical terrain of South Africa.
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  Courtesy of MoAD

  Digitalia exhibition

  An interior image of the exhibition Digitalia. The exhibition explores the relationships between techology, identity, and evolving narratives. The works in this show ask important questions about how digital art can be both reproduced and redefine notions of blackness.
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  Courtesy of MoAD

  Grace Jones exhibition

  An interior image of an exhibition, in 2016, entitled The Grace Jones Project. The exhibition explored the influence of model, actress, and singer Grace Jones. The exhibition brought together more than twenty works by an intergenerational group of artists working primarily in photography, video, and performance.
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  Courtesy of MoAD

  A Matter of Fact exhibition

  An interior image of an exhibition, in 2017, entitled A Matter of Fact. The exhibition presented a new body of work from Toyin Ojih Odutola. With vibrant pastel and charcoal drawings developed out of her unique pen ink and pencil style, Ojih Odutola presents a meditation on the expression and constructs of wealth.
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  Courtesy of MoAD

  A Matter of Fact exhibition

  An second interior image of A Matter of Fact.