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Our History
National Conference of Artists (NCA) is the oldest operating African American arts organization in the United States; founded in 1959. The National Conference of Artists New York, Inc. was formed in 1973. NCA's mission is to preserve, promote, develop, and mentor each artist while nurturing their creative forces and expressions as they navigate through the mainstream American art world at large.
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Click Here to read our Brochure.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Rosalind Jeffries
Derick Cross
Tayron Lopez
Austin Franklin
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Roxalana Jordan,
President
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Patrice Clark-Peters,
Vice President
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N/A,
Media Secretary
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BOARD ADVISORS
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Francisco Mora Catlett
J.e Franklin
Prof. Izell Glover
Kim Hamilton
Ademola Olugebefola
Ed Sherman
Danny Simmons
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(Virtual & In-Person)
NCANY Monthly Schedule
To read more information about an event, click the desired event in the board above.
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