The AfroFuture Society Curatorial Studio
Ongoing | Riverside Hallway | At the New Orleans African American Museum (NOAAM)
Step inside a portal where imagination becomes architecture, sound becomes story, and the boundless dimensions of Blackness unfold.
The AfroFuture Society Curatorial Studio is a living exhibition and creative hub at the heart of NOAAM—where art, culture, and technology converge to honor the past and sculpt the future.
Here, visitors are not passive observers; they are co-curators of possibility. Through Afrofuturist books, films, music, and interactive prompts, you’re invited to explore how history bends toward liberation and how culture becomes a map toward tomorrow.
The Studio fuels imagination, preserves culture, and shapes futures. It incubates artists and curators who dare to dream in color, to build archives of joy and resistance, and to design new worlds for Black life to thrive.
Through evolving fellowships, exhibitions, and workshops, the Curatorial Studio activates NOAAM as a vessel of time travel—bridging ancestral memory with visionary creation. Every sound, every word, every gesture contributes to an ever-growing narrative of who we’ve been and who we’re becoming.
Come experience it for yourself.
Book your visit to the AfroFuture Society Curatorial Studio at NOAAM—where the story of the future is already unfolding. For more information about Afrofuture Society, visit www.afrofuturesociety.com and IG @theafrofutureis