Biography

Maleke Glee is a cultural worker, writer, and professor based in Washington, D.C.

​He is the inaugural director of STABLE Arts, a non-profit providing affordable artist studios, exhibitions, and public programs. Before joining STABLE he has held positions for the Studio Museum in Harlem and Prince George’s African American Museum. 

​With academic training in Arts Management from Howard University and Cultural Sustainability from Goucher College, he explores the intersections of fine art, popular culture, and vernacular expression.

​In addition to a curatorial and writing practice, Maleke consults with small and medium-sized institutions and corporations to better instill cultural competency and authentically engage communities in storytelling projects.