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Support Miami MoCAAD's programming and vision by making a recurring tax-deductible gift. Your tax-deductible donation to Miami MoCAAD, which help to create the preeminent Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora.
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 ​​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 in Overtown.

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. ​

​Ashley Caleb is a senior at Barry University pursuing a double major in Political Science and History. Ashley assists in researching art history, art movements, and other historical and culturally significant events for Miami MoCAAD. Ashley is passionate about fulfilling Miami McCAAD's mission of blending art and technology to uplift artists of the African diaspora.​​​
Hello my name is Luz Estrella Cruz. I am currently a senior at the University of Miami studying Africana studies with minors in creative writing and film. I have been working for Miami MoCAAD for some time now and my roles usually consist of social media management. I also occasionally edit videos of our #Creative Converstions and graphically design for our upcoming event. Being on the team has been an amazing time with plenty of learning and laughs.
My name is Charlie Farrell and I am a second year master student at Florida State University in the Museum and Cultural Studies program. My role with Miami MoCAAD is focused on research on art, artists, and events as well helping to coordinate our Creative Conversations. I like working with Miami MoCAAD because I am able to work towards creating a future where Black art and creativity are celebrated.