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Support programing and vision of Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora programing and vision  by making a recurring tax-deductible gift. Your tax-deductible donation to Miami MoCAAD will help to create the preeminent Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora.
You may donate by clicking the "Give Here" button below. 
 ​​Checks may be made out to Miami MoCAAD and mailed to:
Launchpad
2423 SW 147th Avenue, #583
Miami, FL 33185
Attn: Miami MoCAAD
A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE (800-435-7352) WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION NUMBER: CH63481
Click on the video to learn more about our summer 2019 pop up exhibition,
Reconstructing Identity: An Exploration of Identity and Diaspora Through Artistic Practice

Meet Miami MoCAAD’s Interns

My name is Christian Allen and a 2021 graduate of The University of Miami with a degree in Computer Science. During my internship with Miami MoCAAD I have been assisting the organization with website updates/maintenance, graphic designs and engagement with our ever expanding Art Community through various avenues of communication including the quarterly newsletter. The thing I like most about Miami MoCAAD is that it truly focuses on the Art of the African Diaspora. Miami MoCAAD brings underrepresented artists to the forefront of Contemporary Art and shines a light on the artist and issues they seek to portray. ​
My name is Arielle Bowleg. I am currently enrolled in the clinical psychology master's program at Barry University and I am in my second year of the program. I was born and raised in the Bahamas and I moved to Miami in 2017. In my free time, I enjoy reading books and painting which is one of the reasons why I enjoy interning with Miami MoCAAD.
Hello, my name is Jada Brown and I am currently a Senior at the University of Miami majoring in Psychology and Creative Advertisement. My role here at Miami MoCAAD is to research art, artists and art movements of the African Diaspora and aid in GiveMiami Day. I am so excited to be working to further showcase all aspects of the African Diaspora because there is such a deep-rooted history that is still expanding today.​
Divya Srinivasan is a student at the University of Miami, majoring in Art History on the pre-law track. Her goal is to pursue a career in the legal field, working within the intersection of law and the fine arts industry. As an intern for Miami MoCAAD, Divya is excited to conduct art historical research and document the impact that diasporic cultures have on the understanding of aesthetic production and visual culture.
​"Hello, my name is Tamia McLean and I'm currently a Junior studying Media Management with minors in Psychology and Public Relations at the University of Miami. My role at Miami MoCAAD consists of researching different artists and movements unique to the African Diaspora. What drew me to Miami MoCAAD is the organization's mission to celebrate black art not only in the United States, but all over the world. As an art lover myself, doing research for Miami MoCAAD had introduced me to the contributions from a lot of talented black artists."