Amy Andrieux is an award-winning curator, storyteller, and educator with two decades in media and advertising at MTV, Red Bull Media House, The Source, and more. As Executive Director + Chief Curator at MoCADA, she champions Design Justice and creative placemaking to expand the global narrative of the Black experience. A Professor at Parsons School of Design and Mellon Faculty Fellow of Excellence, Amy’s work has earned national recognition, including the Trailblazer Award and NYC’s Power 100 in Arts & Culture. She’s currently developing a WarnerMedia150-supported telenovela inspired by her Haitian heritage.

is a curator, creative director, and founder of Zindzine, a magazine and creative agency shaping cultural narratives through art and strategy. A Studio Museum in Harlem alum and current Ph.D. student in Art Theory, Zindzi’s work bridges marginalized communities and the visual arts through afrofeminist, interdisciplinary curation. She founded the Philadelphia chapter of Black Girls in Art Spaces and previously served as Assistant Curator at the African American Museum in Philadelphia.