African American art
Art and education through the lens of African American culture.
Exhibitions and educational experiences about the arts through the lens of African American culture are central to this nonprofit museum. It presents selected works from its permanent collection and hosts events with nonprofits, foundations, and associations. The museum also offers a community gathering space and cultural experiences for students, families, and lifelong learners. Group visits for 10 or more people can be scheduled in advance. Its archives include documents, photographs, and other materials about the museum's history and its connections with artists and arts organizations. Admission is free. The museum's exhibit space is inside Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza in Los Angeles, where it remains open during the mall's redevelopment.
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Art and education through the lens of African American culture.
Selected works from the permanent collection are on display.
Visitors can explore the museum without an admission fee.
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