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  • Felicia Crisden | MAAAC

    View select pieces from the private art collection of, Felicia Crisden, at the MAAAC's upcoming exhibition, Start of the Art: Collections in the Making. Felicia Crisden Felicia Crisden suffered a car accident from a driver who ran a red light on Lincoln drive. In which she was diagnosed with nerve damage. She didn’t sucomb to this trauma. Instead she took her love of art to a new level and wanted to share with art lovers everywhere what has and is her therapy. VIEW THE MAAAC CATALOGS From Start of the Art Exhibition Robert L Jefferson Bikers in the Hood, 1991 Watercolor, Fine Art Print on Archival Paper Selection from the collection of: Felicia Crisden Ernest Barnes Double-Dutch, 1974 Fine Art Print (open addition) Selection from the collection of: Felicia Crisden Tom McKinne Smiling Faces, 2017 Pencil Sketch, AP Print on Archival Paper Selection from the collection of: Felicia Crisden

  • Diana Tyson Tea Time | MAAAC

    The Museum of African American Art Collections (MAAAC) is a forum for the display, study, and appreciation of collections of Black art accumulated by African American collectors in a traditional museum setting. Saturday, December 6 Tea Time with DIANA TYSON Is commissioned portraiture still important, or even relevant to collectors in the fine art space? What is the benefit, if any, of having family portraits done? What part do they play in a family's narrative legacy? Prolific art collector, world traveler, and academician, Diana Tyson will lead this enlightening conversation over afternoon tea. Presented by the Museum of African American Art Collections [The MAAAC] at the Francis Cope House in the Awbury Arboretum.

  • Tactile: Storytelling Through Feel and Texture

    Official Art Catalog - Tactile: Storytelling Through Feel and Texture MAAAC Catalogs Germantown's Artists From Historic to Contemporary

  • Germantown's Artists From Historic to Contemporary

    The Museum of African American Art Collections (MAAAC) and the Germantown Historical Society are proud to present a joint reception. Don't miss this landmark cultural collaboration. MAAAC Catalogs Germantown's Artists From Historic to Contemporary

  • CONTACT | MAAAC

    Contact MAAAC for information about our collectors, or to participate in future MAAAC exhibitions. Contact We are now considering collectors for future exhibitions. Submit your application here. Let's Chat Email Phone crystal@maaac.org 215.385.5169 Social Media First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting!

  • SPONSORS | MAAAC

    We extend our deepest gratitude to our visionary sponsors for their exceptional generosity, hard work, and dedication. The success and vitality of our collections—which preserve and celebrate the rich artistic heritage of the African American community—would simply not be possible without the profound commitment of community-focused businesses. We are incredibly thankful for the support provided by two outstanding partners: Family Financial Management Practice and Marvel Agency. A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Dedicated Sponsors On behalf of the Museum of African American Art Collections, we extend our deepest gratitude to our visionary sponsors for their exceptional generosity, hard work, and dedication. The success and vitality of our collections—which preserve and celebrate the rich artistic heritage of the African American community—would simply not be possible without the profound commitment of community-focused businesses. We are incredibly thankful for the support provided by two outstanding partners: Family Financial Management Practice and Marvel Agency. Marvel Agency We want to recognize the Marvel Agency , an independent insurance agency dedicated to representing families and businesses of every size. The Marvel Agency understands the importance of security and protection—especially when it comes to priceless art and artifacts. Their sponsorship provides a foundation of security and stability that allows our curators and staff to focus on education, preservation, and exhibition excellence. We are grateful for their hard work and dedication to providing reliable coverage, which underpins the mission of the Museum. Family Financial Management Practice Our profound thank you also goes to Family Financial Management Practice for their essential sponsorship. As experts in tax planning, financial management, and investment, Family Financial Management Practice understands the critical role stable, forward-thinking strategy plays in preserving valuable assets. Their commitment to our organization reflects their dedication to building sustainable futures, not just for their clients, but for the cultural institutions that enrich our community. By supporting the Museum, Family Financial Management Practice helps us secure the future of our collections, ensuring they remain accessible for generations to come. Alison's Tea Room Special Appreciation for Alison's Tea Room The MAAAC Gallery wishes to acknowledge the most necessary and gracious contributions of Alison's Tea Room to our operations and events. Your reliable partnership adds a touch of elegance to every MAAAC gathering. . Alison's Tea Room provides the vital culinary support that makes our gallery engagements successful. Your excellent afternoon tea and light catering services elevate our artists' talk events, fostering a welcoming and intimate atmosphere for dialogue and study. Vault + Vine East Falls Thank you, Vault & Vine for your continued and impactful support, and for being such a thoughtful and dedicated partner in the arts community. Your philosophy, centered on the belief that "the world is a beautiful place and our purpose is to share that with you ," perfectly mirrors the core goal of MAAAC - to provide a vital forum for the display, study, and appreciation of collections of Black art. Staci J Cherry Graphic Design Studio The MAAAC Gallery extends its sincere and profound thanks to the Staci J Cherry Graphic Design Studio for serving as the essential creative and technical backbone of our organization. Your studio’s contributions have been instrumental to our success, covering everything from the fundamental branding and identity development, to the critical website development, all of our necessary social media marketing, and comprehensive graphic design needs. We also wish to give special acknowledgment to Graphic Designer Starr Jiggetts and Social Media Manager, Frances Cherry, whose contributions are equally invaluable.

  • Digital Business Card | MAAAC

    The Museum of African American Art Collections (MAAAC) is a forum for the display, study, and appreciation of collections of Black art accumulated by African American collectors in a traditional museum setting.

  • Starr Jiggetts | MAAAC

    View select pieces from the private art collection of Starr Jiggetts at the MAAAC's upcoming exhibition, Start of the Art: Collections in the Making. Starr Jiggetts Starr Jiggetts is a designer, writer, and proud geek. She is driven by the ethos that good design is invisible but good art is innegligible. As an emerging collector, she’s guided by the spark of connection she feels when looking at a piece. Her design background informs her collection, which favors bold, striking pieces. Starr credits her late mother, Lynn Jiggetts, and her father, MAAAC founder William S. Jiggetts, for fostering her love of art and culture. As her collection grows, Starr hopes to nurture the seeds of aesthetic aptitude, sown by the people and experiences that matter most to her. VIEW THE MAAAC CATALOGS From Start of the Art Exhibition Lucien Crump Dancin' Selection from the collection of: Starr Jiggetts David J Coleman Jr Shots 1&2 Selection from the collection of: Starr Jiggetts Cheryl D Miller Untitled Selection from the collection of: Starr Jiggetts Cheryl D Miller Untitled Selection from the collection of: Starr Jiggetts

  • Profile | MAAAC

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