Black Culture and the Performing Arts | 27 Collections

The Strong National Museum of Play

Rochester , United States

The Museum of African American Art

Los Angeles, United States

Carnegie Hall

New York, United States

The National Jazz Museum in Harlem

New York, United States

Souls Grown Deep

Atlanta, United States

Amistad Research Center

New Orleans, United States

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

New York, United States

American Ballet Theatre

New York, United States

Dance Theatre of Harlem

New York, United States

SFJAZZ Center

San Francisco, United States

The King Center

Atlanta, United States

Hip Hop Education Center

The mission of the Hip Hop Education Center is to catalyze social change and equity through transnational research, curated curricula and collaborative programming, leadership development, and a living repository of Hip Hop history and culture. This virtual exhibit was created in collaboration with the student ambassadors working with the Universal Hip Hop Museum and Hip Hop Education Center.

New York Live Arts

New York, United States

Karamu Performing Arts Theatre

Cleveland, United States

Archives of African American Music and Culture

Bloomington, United States

University of Massachusetts Boston, University Archives and Special Collections

Boston, United States

The Greenwood Art Project

Tulsa, United States

A.I.M

United States

Camille A. Brown & Dancers

Jamaica, United States

Frankie Manning Foundation

Houston TX and New York City, United States

STEP AFRIKA!

Washington, DC, United States

No Boundaries: Dancing the Visions of Contemporary Black Choreographers

Brooklyn, United States

David Roussève/REALITY

West Hollywood, United States

Reggie Wilson/Fist and Heel Performance Group

Brooklyn, United States