National Museum of African American History and Culture Marks a Decade with Revealing Exhibition

The National Museum of African American History and Culture commemorates its 10th anniversary by showcasing an exhibition titled “Revelation.” This exhibition features the work of 38 artists, including painters, photographers, and sculptors, who are known for their willingness to challenge authority.

The museum opened in 2016, offering the National Mall a renewed perspective. Its exhibits explore the historical and cultural contributions of Black individuals in the United States, spanning from the nation’s early history to contemporary times. Quickly, the museum became a crucial part of the Smithsonian Institution, serving as a cornerstone of its cultural offerings.