Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts - MoCADA

18 reviews

+1 (718) 230-0492

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80 Hanson Pl

Brooklyn, NY 11217

+1 (718) 230-0492

http://www.mocada.org

The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA) is a dynamic arts institution and community space committed to creating a greater awareness and appreciation for African art as made by artists from all over the world, as well as giving platform to conversations revolving around urban issues through innovative exhibitions, public programs, and educational interactive tours.

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3.018 reviews

Amiyr B.

4/21/2013

I love the MoCADA it is such a quaint little space tucked away in the James E Davis Building in Clinton Hill. You can get through the whole exhibit in an hour or even ten minutes depending on how...

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Paul d.

3/21/2024

Fulton st location is closing as MoCADA is moving to lower Manhattan! New location should open in May.

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Serena C.

4/16/2023

I went there today on April 16, 2020 to be the place was close even know what is open on the website I am handicap I come all the way from Queens to go there and they are close so I am very upset....

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Kendra H.

5/2/2019

I attempted to visit this museum today with a Groupon and was highly disappointed. I walk in the door and first of all the rude receptionist does not even greet me. I explain to her that I have...

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Jenelle J.

12/6/2018

I randomly walked past this building at night and it looked really cool so I made a mental note to visit. It would be better to call this a gallery rather than a museum. It's veeerryyy small....

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