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New York, New York
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Founded in 1968, it has been a pioneering force in promoting the work of Black artists and has become a cultural hub in Harlem.
Kerry James Marshall, now a celebrated figure in contemporary art, had his first solo show here in 1980.
These programs have supported over 100 emerging artists, providing them with studio space and a platform to launch their careers.
Instead of a static display, the museum rotates its collection, ensuring every visit offers something new and exciting.
David Adjaye, known for his work on the National Museum of African American History and Culture, is leading this exciting project.
