African American Museum of Philadelphia
The first institution built by a major United States city to house and interpret the life and artistic contributions of African Americans.
www.aampmuseum.org

Afro-American Cultural Center
Located in Charlotte, the Center exists to present, preserve and promote African American art, culture and history for the education and enlightenment of all.
www.aacc-charlotte.org

Andre Guichard
The work of Guichard, a black artist, was published in African Art: The Diaspora and Beyond The Daniel Texidor Parker Collection by Daniel Texidor Parker, 2004.
www.artjaz.com/artists/guichard/index.html

Annie Lee
This popular female artist uses acrylic paint to create interesting images of African Americans in their daily life habits. She began her professional career as an artist at the age of 40, and has become an international sensation.
www.annieleearts.com/index.php

Anthony D. Lee
Lee has been creatively influenced by the city's culinary and musical atmosphere and the years following the Civil Rights Movement.
www.artjaz.com/artists/anthonylee/index.html

Anyta Thomas
Thomas' artwork has been shown at exhibitions such as the African American Art Museum in Philadelphia.
www.artjaz.com/artists/athomas/index.html

Arna Bontemps African American Museum and Cultural Arts Center
Their mission is to further knowledge of the legacy of Bontemps and to promote awareness of African American history and culture through programs in the humanities and arts.
www.arnabontempsmuseum.com

ArtJaz Gallery
This gallery, established in 1999, provides a venue for exhibiting contemporary fine art by new and emerging Artists of African descent.
www.artjaz.com

Association of African American Museums (AAAM)
This association is a non-profit member organization established to support African and African American focused museums - nationally and internationally. It is the premier organization that represents such art museums, and others.
www.blackmuseums.org

Avisca.com
This site features a large selection of limited edition and open edition prints and posters by popular African American, African and Caribbean artists.
www.avisca.com

Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia
The museum's goal is to become a statewide resource on the many facets of Black history through exhibitions, discussions and celebrations.
www.blackhistorymuseum.org

Black Art Depot
Based in Atlanta, this company's goal is to be the number one supplier of african-american art, gifts and collectibles in the Southeast. They donate 5% of all profits to a deserving charity within the community.
www.blackartdepot.com

Buchi Upjohn Aghaji
Aghaji, born in Nigeria, expresses his art through a variety of media including oil, watercolor and acrylic on cold-pressed paper, canvas, burlap, wood and pottery.
www.artjaz.com/artists/aghaji/index.html

California African American Museum
The museum's mission is to research, collect, preserve and interpret for public enrichment, the history, art and culture of African Americans.
www.caam.ca.gov

Calvin Coleman
The messages that Coleman's works relay are global as he strongly believe that his spiritual beliefs are global and has the power to transcend cultural, ethnic and national barriers.
www.artjaz.com/artists/coleman/index.html

Charles H Wright Museum of African American History
The museum provides learning opportunities, exhibitions, programs and events based on outstanding collections and research that explore the diverse history and culture of African Americans.
www.maah-detroit.org

Charly Palmer
Charley Palmer has his artwork displayed at art galleries all over the United States and has received multiple awards and commissions. 
www.artjaz.com/artists/palmer/index.html

Chattanooga African American Museum
The museum is a source of curricula, historical references, creative works and media about the African American experience. 
www.caamhistory.com

Cynthelia L. Cephas
The interest of Cephas, a quilter, was ignited when she became a member of the Nubian Heritage Quilters Guild of New Jersey and her hobby developed into a small business, C. C. Quilts.
www.artjaz.com/artists/cephas/index.html

Dane Tilghman
Tilgman has established himself as one of the premier painters of African American Golf Art and Negro League Baseball images.
www.artjaz.com/artists/tilghman/index.html

Ernani Silva
Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, this Black artist has developed a distinctive style that contains abstract, Brazilian and African elements, laced with rich and vibrant color.
www.artjaz.com/artists/silva/index.html

Felicia Grant-Preston
This Black artist feels her work is a "reflection of deep spirituality, her identity as a black woman and her love of color." Her work is very popular, and highly-respected in the industry.
www.artjaz.com/artists/grant-preston/index.html

Gale Fulton-Ross
The art work of Gale Fulton-Ross can be seen at the American Museum of African American Artists in Boston and the California Museum of African American Art - among other places.
www.artjaz.com/artists/ross/index.html

George Nock
Nock, a former runningback for the New York Jets and the Washington Redskins, has created artwork that has been exhibited all over the United States.
www.artjaz.com/artists/nock/index.html

Jackson Collins
Collins' style is inspired by the trials and triumphs of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcom X, and Muhammed Ali, and documents history through a unique cultural perspective.
www.artjaz.com/artists/collins/index.html

JFest
An annual program produced by the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center in Gainesville, Florida. The program runs an annual competition for Black artists from all around the world. The event
celebrates African cultural heritage with fine, and folk arts.
www.cce.ufl.edu/JFest/index.html

Jose Sebourne
In 2004. Jose was the recipient of the African American Visual Artist Master Artist Award for the Tri-State Area.
www.josesebourne.com

Katherine Kisa
Born in Kenya, this well-known African artist has earned many awards and has her artwork shown in numerous exhibitions in the United States.
www.artjaz.com/artists/kisa/index.html

Kimmy Cantrell
Cantrell uses ceramic sculpture as her art platform and has her sculptures have been exhibited at New York's prestigious National Black Fine Art Show and International Art Expo.
www.artjaz.com/artists/kimmy/index.html

Lois Mailou Jones
For more than fifty years, Lois Mailou Jones has enjoyed a consistently successful career as a painter, teacher, book illustrator, and textile designer until her death in 1998.
www.octobergallery.com/artists/jones.htm

Moe Brooker
Moe teaches two-dimensional design and painting at Moore College of Art and Design, the nation's first and only women's college devoted to the visual arts.
www.artnet.com/artist/3117/moe-brooker.html

Museum of African American History
New England's largest museum dedicated to preserving, conserving and interpreting the contributions of African Americans. Much of the preservation is done through art.
www.afroammuseum.org

The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center
The mission of the Center is to educate the public about African American history and culture from the African origins to the present by collecting, preserving, and interpreting material evidence of the Black experience. More than 100 contemporary art quilts are featured in this touring exhibition.
www.ohiohistory.org/textonly/places/afroam/index.html

National Museum of African Art
This nationally-recognized museum fosters the discovery and appreciation of the visual arts of Africa. It features art from various countries - including Kenya, Somalia, and South Africa.
www.africa.si.edu/index2.html

Oggi Ogburn
Oggi is touted as a celebrity photographer due to his unique ability to capture a backstage perspective through his lens – often of the moments not captured by those documenting the music scene.
www.oginet.com/Oggi

Paul S. Benjamin
Benjamin primarily uses collage and acrylic paints, and he was published in Daniel Texidor Parker's book "African Art: The Diaspora and Beyond."
www.artjaz.com/artists/benjamin/index.html

Richard Watson
Watson's work can be identified by themes, which infuse some element of the African American experience: landscapes, contemporary women, and works which allow Watson to form a dialogue with his ancestors.
www.artjaz.com/artists/watson/index.html

Tubman Museum
The museum's mission is to educate people about African American art, history and culture and to promote harmony among all races.
www.tubmanmuseum.com

US Black Art
Launched in 1997, this company sells African American art and works to develop and promote new and original art work by a rich and diverse group of young artists.
www.usblackart.com