I enjoyed this short but very educational experience.
Yes I visited the museum and I was quite impressed at all the literature and art of African American people and of male figures in the black community and how involved they are with helping African American boys become entrepreneur men and respectable gentleman and society I recommend this museum to anybody
The Carrie Mae Weems: “From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried” exhibit was elegant. Amazing museum.
House has beautiful bones but does need some renovation inside and out.
I love this place for its continuous efforts to preserve African American art and artifacts.
I was on set of the Mike Epps movie "Meet The Blacks 2" aka "The House Next Door". The museum was one of the homes in the film. I didnt really get to see how the museum is originally set up unfortunately.
Its kinda boring. I came here from Groupon and thought it would be a big museum of a house, but it turns out its just an average house with art inside. It only takes you about 45 seconds to finish looking through the whole house.
Enjoyed the small but nice collection
Lovely museum featuring African American art located in Historic West End.
The museum is exhibits are amazing and interesting. They are so thought-provoking and show the creativity of Africans in America.
Excellent exhibitions and staff. A must visit for all art lovers.
Cultural bonanza! Engaged staff, eclectic exhibits, cozy confines
Superb curators of relevant African history exhibitions. A deliberate detailed and in-depth portrait of Afro-Panamanian Alters and Shrines is a must see presentation of a story worth telling.
A wonderful treasure in West End Atlanta. Historic Victorian home which has featured artwork by many talented artists. Friendly staff. Conveniently located. Parking available.