African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta (ADAMA)

ADAMA MembershipProgram

Join ADAMA as a member to get free admission, early looks at new exhibits and invitations to special events. There are three levels: Ubuntu, Heritage ($600 a year) and Root ($2,500 a year or $209 a month).

African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta (ADAMA) ServicesService

Visit the gallery at Pittsburgh Yards to see exhibits of contemporary art and culture from Africa and its diaspora. The gallery is open Thursday through Saturday afternoons.

Delphine Diallo: The Mythic Quest (current exhibition)Program

The first solo museum show by French-Senegalese artist Delphine Diallo. It uses photography, collage, moving image and AI to look at identity and how Black women are shown. It closes November 14.

Guided toursService

If you want a tour of the museum, you can email ADAMA to set one up.

Volunteer or intern with ADAMAProgram

You can apply to volunteer or intern with ADAMA. Applications for village leadership, a kind of board or volunteer role, are taken on a rolling basis.

Youth Artists ProgramProgram

A program that gives young artists a place to show and sell their work. Student work is shown in an exhibition at ADAMA. This year's show featured students from West Lake High School.