Calling All Cats!

Selected for the Museum of the African Diaspora's (MoAD) 2026–2027 Emerging Artists Program, NIAD artist Dorian Reid presents Calling All Cats! — a solo exhibition transforming the black cat from a symbol of superstition into a figure of dignity, joy, and liberation through ceramics, prints, flags, and protest signage. On view at MoAD in San Francisco, September 30 – December 6, 2026.

Accessibility at MoAD:

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Museum of the African Diaspora is ADA accessible to all visitors

1. Access to Galleries & Theatre

• MoAD is fully accessible via wheelchair. Our elevator makes it easy to move between floors. We have one wheelchair you may borrow during your visit, subject to availability.
  
• Wheelchair seating is available at events and within the Freedom Theater for visitors using wheelchairs and for their companions.
• All Museum galleries and the theatre are accessible via large stairways.
  

2. Accessible Toilets & Water Fountain

• Our restroom is equipped with a diaper-changing table and a unisex stall for helping a companion.
• Water fountain on the second floor. (Water fountains are currently out of service to comply with health and safety measures)
  
  

3. Museum Guides & Audio Accessibility

• Guided audio tour available on the exhibitions pages on this website. Visual descriptions audio tour offers detailed descriptions of selected works on display within our galleries.
  
• Films in the Freedom Theater are shown with open captioning in English.
  

4. Assistance & Companion Animals

• Service animals, such as guide dogs for the blind, are welcome at MoAD. Pets are not allowed.