“My goal is to provide authentic spaces for under told & under recognized narratives. I believe that this work will create a greater sense of shared humanity and personal responsibility. I want to equip myself and other future leaders with the creative tools we need to shine, survive, thrive and change the world.”

Alicia Le’Von Boone-Jean-Noel is a Cultural Producer, Presenter and the Associate Curator of Public Programs at the Brooklyn Museum. Since 2009, she and her team have been responsible for designing and producing 150 educational programs and cultural experiences directly servicing upwards of 125,000 diverse artists and visitors annually.

A community-oriented planner and strategist, Alicia activates the public through visionary art and ideas connecting them with top pioneers, activists, art provocateurs and emerging leaders in multi-disciplinary fields. Her projects blur the lines between artist and audience, “art-talk” and art-making, and the divisions between exclusive and public access to quality art. Her goal is to shine light on under recognized narratives and revolutionize notions of creative space.

With a Bachelor of Science in Business and Marketing from Edinboro University and a Masters in Arts and Cultural Management from Pratt Institute, Alicia currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.

Alicia's skills include:

Public Program Curation

Event Production & Design

Multidisciplinary Arts Integration

Program Development

Budget Management

Team Management

Arts Administration

Marketing & Promotions

Community Engagement

Curating & Design

Community Centered Programs

Artist & Project Management

Coalition Building

Talent Sourcing & Booking

Hosting, MC, Panelist & Moderator

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