Museum Hue Board Members
Mikhaile Solomon (Chair)
Founder and Director, Prizm Art Fair
Shayna Jeffers (Treasurer)
Financial Manager, Powerhouse Arts,
Melanie Adams
Director, Anacostia Community Museum
Shari Berman
Partner, Evidence Design
Maritza Carmona
Senior Director of Government & External Affairs, BRIC Arts Media
Lorna Harris
President and Founder, Visionary GPS
Tushara Jones
Freelance Attorney
Jennifer A Scott
Executive Director and Chief Curator, Urban Civil Rights Museum in Harlem
Jodia Vanel
Federal Program Officer, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Telecommunications & Information Administration
Ran Yan
Executive Director, Lewis Latimer House
Staff
Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham
Executive Director
Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham
Executive Director
Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham (she/her) is Executive Director of Museum Hue. Under her leadership, the organization launched HueArts New York, the only statewide effort to amplify the needs and impact of arts entities founded and led by Black, Indigenous, Latino, Asian, and all people of color across the state. She has been on the forefront of developing invaluable resources that deepens public knowledge and understanding of these arts entities. Her leadership has also propelled the organization into a nationally recognized and trusted source with museums and academic institutions that utilize Museum Hue to learn more about the arts field. Stephanie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art and Art History from Brooklyn College and a Masters degree in Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies (CHAPS) from Rutgers University. She also received the Americans for the Arts’ “American Express Emerging Leader Award” for her contributions to arts equity in the field.
Adrienne Lei
Deputy Director
Adrienne Lei
Deputy Director
Adrienne Lei (she/her) is Deputy Director of Museum Hue. A longtime supporter and attendee of Museum Hue’s programs from its early beginnings, Adrienne is honored to serve as a senior manager in charge of the organization’s business operations and fiscal stewardship. She joins Museum Hue with more than two decades of experience in nonprofit arts and culture, most recently in museum administration and public programs at the Frick Collection and its temporary location, Frick Madison—where Museum Hue members toured a groundbreaking exhibition of portrait paintings by Barkley L. Hendricks in 2023. Adrienne completed her Bachelor of Arts degree at Amherst College, with a dual focus in Fine Arts (art and art history) and Asian Languages & Civilizations, and also holds a Master of Arts from the Program in Arts Administration at Columbia University Teacher’s College.
Brittany Bellinger
Director of Programs & Innovation
Brittany Bellinger
Director of Programs & Innovation
Brittany Bellinger (she/they) is Director of Programs and Innovation at Museum Hue. As a native New Yorker with a deep love for arts and culture, she is passionate about leading initiatives that amplify and support Museum Hue’s mission. She brings over a decade of experience in nonprofit management, youth programming, and community development, with a focus on creating programs that foster equity and sustainability in the cultural sector. Prior to joining Museum Hue, she served as Program Director at Youth Design Center, where she oversaw strategic program planning and implementation. She has also held roles in arts education, organizational development, and communications, bringing a multidisciplinary approach to her work. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Affairs & Urban Planning from SUNY Empire State College and a Master’s degree in Industrial-Organizational Psychology from Baruch College.