The Art of Black Genius: Helen Branham
Meet Helen Helen Branham is an esteemed community economic development and small business management professional of 20+ years, with expertise in supporting African American and women of color entrepreneurs. Her areas of specialty include business plans, and marketing strategies […]
The Art of Black Genius: Gwendolyn Wright
Meet Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Wright is the Managing Consultant of The Wright Consultants LLC, established in 1995, where she helps to start and grow small businesses, increase entrepreneurs’ access to capital and improve their financial acumen. Her social responsibility goals […]
The Art of Black Genius: Therese Davis (aka Mo. Cheeskos)
Meet Therese (aka Mo. Cheeskos) Therese Davis (aka Mo. Cheeskos) Social Practice Artist, Administrator, Creative and Life Coach, Social Media Specialist, Event Planning Specialist, and Marketing Specialist Contractor. Therese Davis (Mo. Cheeskos) is an SF Bay Area Social […]
The Art of Black Genius: Sharee Adriazola
Meet Sharee Sharee Adriazola, a trailblazing Brand Strategist, Creative Director, and Designer, is thrilled to introduce the MyGroove Design, Inc. Creative Incubator Program at the African American Art & Culture Complex. With a career spanning over two decades, […]
Be Seen with Marcella Sanchez
Meet Marcella San Francisco photographer Marcella Sanchez will be available from 4pm to 7pm on Friday, July 26, 29024, in the Open-Air Gallery to provide FREE professional Headshots to Black artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs. Marcella’s story… Marcella […]
BLACK DREAMS ARCHIVE by STAND IN PEACE INTERNATIONAL
Meet Stand In Peace International Join Stand In Peace International for the Black Dreams Archive, a new initiative and installation from the African American Art & Culture Complex fueling its development as a home, a hub, and a […]
EVENTS
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Strategic Partnership Spotlight: Tree of Change
After facilitating 7 dreaming sessions with community members and leaders, Tree of Change practitioners Crystal Mason and Jason Wyman lifted two narrative statements about the AAACC from participants. These statements have become the lens for the AAACC story.
The AAACC is a place to belong.
The AAACC is a hub, home, and holder of Black dreams.
We invite you to join us on this incredibly forward-thinking initiative to establish a home for Black opulence and creating a tangible resource for working with the Black community. Sign up below to find out the latest!
THE CENTER
Located in San Francisco’s historic Fillmore District at the site of the former Acme Brewery, the cultural and community center today houses a 200-seat theater, the Sargent Johnson Gallery, two floors of exhibition spaces, dance studios, recording studios, and multi-use spaces.
