The National Museum of African American History and Culture marks its 10th anniversary by highlighting the impact of artists unafraid to challenge authority. The exhibit, titled “Revelation,” showcases the talents of 38 distinguished painters, photographers, and sculptors. These artists provide thought-provoking critiques of power through their work.
Opened in 2016, the museum has significantly enriched the National Mall. It offers a comprehensive exploration of African American history, spanning from before the nation’s founding to contemporary times. In its decade of existence, the museum has solidified its presence as a key institution within the Smithsonian, symbolizing a critical foundation of cultural understanding.

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