The Studio Museum in Harlem is a contemporary art museum dedicated to showcasing the work of artists of African descent. Founded in 1968, it serves as a vital cultural hub for the community, featuring exhibitions, educational programs, and artist residencies. The museum highlights the contributions of African American artists and promotes dialogue around their work. Located in the historic neighborhood of Harlem, the museum also emphasizes the importance of the area's rich cultural heritage. It collaborates with various artists and institutions to create a dynamic space for creativity and expression, making it a key player in the broader art world, including connections to movements like the Harlem Renaissance.