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SenYon Kelly

A headshot of SenYon Kelly. SenYon is wearing a black short-brimmed hat that is tilted slightly to one side. SenYon is looking direct to camera and is wearing a black shirt with a black collared shirt over. SenYon is also wearing hoop earrings and is standing in front of a brown wall background.

Ms. SenYon Kelly is a Los Angeles native and a producer, serial entrepreneur/investor, and curator. She is the Operations Manager and member of the Museum Collections & Archives Committee of the Universal Hip Hop Museum (UHHM) and is Co-Curator of the current UHHM [R]Evolution of Hip Hop Exhibit at the Bronx Terminal Market. She is the CEO/Founder of Nubian Video Archives & Collectibles, which holds an inventory of African-American film and memorabilia not readily available elsewhere from one source. She has Credits as: Researcher for the documentary "Roots: Celebrating 25 Years" and Associate Producer/Researcher for "Jewel’s Catch One," which was picked up by Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY for streaming on Netflix.

A headshot of SenYon Kelly. SenYon is wearing a black short-brimmed hat that is tilted slightly to one side. SenYon is looking direct to camera and is wearing a black shirt with a black collared shirt over. SenYon is also wearing hoop earrings and is standing in front of a brown wall background.
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