It's a bit small and out of the way, but it's quite lovely and worth the effort to spend some time there
National Center of Afro American Artists
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The National Center for Afro-American Artists (NCAAA), founded over fifty years ago, is New England's premier institution dedicated to celebrating the artistic heritage of African-American and African diasporan cultures. Housed in the historic Abbotsford Estate in Roxbury, Boston, NCAAA serves as a platform for established and emerging artists, using art to promote social justice, community, and cultural understanding.
With a diverse collection of over 3,000 objects, NCAAA is not only a cultural and academic repository but also produces the beloved Black Nativity, a production that has become a cherished Boston tradition. As it emerges from the challenges of the pandemic, NCAAA is committed to reassessing its approach to ensure its legacy and programming remain relevant for future generations of artists, scholars, and supporters.
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Wanted to like it. Went there two days in a row with no luck. Good luck finding someone available to open the door. A sign on the door says the museum attendant might be away from the entrance...
This museum trip was a bust. It was a Sunday afternoon, the resident museum guy. Resident because he actually resides there. Well. not that much of a bust. it was somewhat informative but my...
MFA is underfunding this place, I was told their email only works 50% of the time, no voicemail. I tried for two holiday seasons to order cds from their online store and didn't receive the items I...
I thought is was Amazing today haven't been to this place in a long while, The last time I went to this place it was empty I had more art pieces at my own house LOL it does have so much...
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