MUSEUM
HUE

Advancing equity across arts and culture

Museum Hue is the leading arts service organization dedicated to advancing Black, Indigenous, Latino/e/x, Asian, and all People of Color in the arts and cultural field in New York and across the United States.

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What We Do

Community

We are a membership-based arts service organization and professional network that celebrates cultural diversity—including intersectionality and supportive allyship.

Support

We promote knowledge sharing and resources supporting the entire cultural sector as well as arts entities of color, including leadership cohorts, workforce development, public panels and symposia, job postings, and more.

Research

We research and document the contributions of arts and cultural organizations of color, which informs our advocacy and programs—through publicly accessible reports, digital maps, and a video docu-series.

Advocacy

We work with an intersectional coalition to advocate for equitable funding, opportunities, and policies for arts and cultural organizations of color and the communities they serve.

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Hue membership

Museum Hue offers a range of highly affordable membership options for cultural workers, students and early career professionals, and all other interested allies and arts supporters.

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Latest Advocacy & Research

Check out our research reports, maps, videos, and other program initiatives.

HueArts & Cultures

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HueArts NYS

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HueArts NYS Docu-series

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HueArts NYC

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Date

February 23, 2026

Location

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HueArts Leadership Cohort

Museum Hue is offering its third annual HueArts Leadership Cohort (HALC), a paid, 6-month fellowship and professional development program.

Applications are due March 1, 2026!

Accepting applications from nonprofit leaders from New York City/State arts and cultural institutions led and founded by Black, Indigenous, Latino/e/x, Asian, Middle Eastern, and all other People of Color.

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HueArts Leadership Cohort

Museum Hue is offering its third annual HueArts Leadership Cohort (HALC), a paid, 6-month fellowship and professional development program.

Applications are due March 1, 2026!

Accepting applications from nonprofit leaders from New York City/State arts and cultural institutions led and founded by Black, Indigenous, Latino/e/x, Asian, Middle Eastern, and all other People of Color.

Apply Now

Support a More Inclusive Future for Art

Join our national network of museums and other arts organizations supporting equity within the field. Institutional members can share benefits with staff and add unlimited posts to our jobs board.

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TRUSTED PARTNERS

Museum Hue is grateful for vital contributions from following funders, who also generously share their time, expertise, and networks in support of our work.

Major Support

Generous support from $100,000 and up

Bloomberg Philanthropies
Institute of Museum Library Services
Mellon Foundation
Ford Foundation
National Endowment Arts
New York Council On The Arts
Altman Foundation
New York Community Trust
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
Bloomberg Philanthropies Institute of Museum Library Services Mellon Foundation
Ford Foundation National Endowment Arts New York Council On The Arts
Altman Foundation New York Community Trust New York City Department of Cultural Affairs

Additional Support

Generous support from $5,000 - $99,000

  • Blanchette Hooker
Rockefeller Fund

  • Humanities New York

  • Hyde and Watson Foundation

  • Mosaic Network NYC

  • Muriel Pollia Foundation

  • Rockefeller Brothers Fund

  • The Scherman Foundation

  • Terra Foundation for American Art

  • UP Foundation