Maleke Glee is writer, cultural worker and curator based in Washington, DC. He is an adjunct professor at Bowie State University and has lectured internationally on Black contemporary art and vernacular cultures. Maleke is the inaugural Director of STABLE Arts, an artist studio and gallery. Before joining STABLE, he held positions for the Studio Museum in Harlem, Prince George’s African American Museum; and has produced exhibitions and programming with the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts, No Longer Empty, DNA Works, Red Bull Arts, Sugarcane Magazine, TENTH Zine, John F. Kennedy Center, and more.