WELCOME TO THE AFRICAN AMERICAN ATELIER
Our mission at the African American Atelier is to support and present the work of artists of color while exposing, educating, and engaging the residents of Guilford County.
1990
Year Established
1991
Galllery Opened
10+
Exhibits per year
26+
Awards Won
Upcoming Events
Speak UNEASY
Mark your calendars!! Maddy & Kyah are hosting Speak UnEasy at the Atelier Oct 4th @ 6:30pm. Come out and support the youth spoken word night !
A few words from Maddy
@maddys_place “Words are containers for power, you choose what kind of power they carry.” –Joyce Meyer
Welcome to the first Speak UnEASY! 🙌🏾
Hosted by me and my BFF @the_kween_kyah
This event will provide a platform for youth to speak their minds. There will be music and understanding!
Are you interested?
Are you nervous to speak in front of others?
Do you just have something to say?
This is a safe place youth!
Oct 4th
The Baba Project
Snow Queen Noire
This holiday season, the African American Atelier is thrilled to present a unique art exhibition that reimagines a beloved fairytale like never before. From November 1, 2024, through January 8, 2025, visitors are invited to experience The Snow Queen Noire: The Tale of One Girl’s Courage, a captivating solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed multidisciplinary artist, Val Hutcheon.
Nov 1st
The Snow Queen Noire brings a fresh and powerful perspective to Hans Christian Andersen’s classic tale, centering on the journey of a courageous African American heroine.
Promoting Art & Culture Since 1991
For over 30 years the African American Atelier has found ways to support and provide mentorship to other organizations that promote culture as well as support and promote artists. Check out a few of the partnerships in 2024 that promote art & culture.
Encourage & Support Emerging Artists & Local Artists
Collaborate & Uplift other Nonprofits & Businesses that promote inclusivity in the arts
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“(Tenant) is a non-profit resident organization of the Greensboro Cultural Center, made possible by a significant in-kind contribution from Creative Greensboro, the City of Greensboro’s office for arts & culture.”
