Alena Museum is a cultural sanctuary dedicated to celebrating and preserving the artistic expressions of the African Diaspora. Rooted in the traditions of resilience, creativity, and community, we provide a space for artists, visionaries, and changemakers to collaborate, showcase, and uplift narratives that shape our world. Through art, education, and advocacy, we foster a thriving ecosystem where Black culture is honored, protected, and propelled forward.
What We Do
We are more than a museum—we are a movement. Through exhibitions, artist residencies, educational workshops, and community events, we cultivate a space where heritage meets contemporary expression. Our flagship programs include:
Exhibitions & Installations – Showcasing dynamic, thought-provoking works that reflect the Black experience.
Artist & Cultural Residencies – Providing space, resources, and mentorship to emerging and established creatives.
Workshops & Education – Hosting public programs that explore art, history, and the intersections of social impact.
Community Engagement & Advocacy – Partnering with local and global organizations to champion cultural preservation and equity.
Through numerous creative collaborations and events, Alena Museum’s family has grown to include some serious talent.
Monet Goode
Eleanor Parks
Monet Goode
Emmet Marsh
Eleanor Parks
Emmet Marsh