Black Gallery Guide +

PUBLISHER’S MESSAGE

Soul Satisfying Stories From The Black Gallery World

The very interesting and soul satisfying stories of Black gallerists continue in this, Pigment International’s second issue of the Black Gallery Guide +, and we never tire of learning them. Our cover story is about Bill Hodges Gallery in Chelsea. The New Jersey native’s instinct for what the market was missing has been his north star in the fine art business. Running galleries in New York’s most prestigious neighborhoods, he barged into the main stream and never left. But Hodges’ legacy is ensuring that Black artists are acquired by museums commiserate with what they’ve given to our art history, including works by Norman Lewis featured on our cover.

And the beat goes on at Brooklyn’s Dorsey Fine Art Gallery, where Naima Wood, Lawrence P. Dorsey’s granddaughter, is providing a platform for artists to share their creative process and engage with the community, just as he did. Wood takes her stewardship seriously knowing the giants who have exhibited there, including Elizabeth Catlett, Jacob Lawrence, Faith Ringgold, Otto Neals and James Denmark. Even the street outside the gallery bears his name, and its clear she plans to make him proud.

We’re debuting this issue just in time for Spring Art Week in the city of Chicago. The Other Art Fair and EXPO Chicago will welcome artists and galleries from across the world including some of the Black owned galleries showcased in our guide. Please patronize them. This issue boasts even more Black gallery listings, and we hope you keep the info coming, because there are lots more stories to be told.

Patricia Andrews-Keenan Publisher

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Chelsea-based gallerist Bill Hodges clearly and unequivocally states his greatest challenge. Getting the great Black artists practicing between the 1950s - 1970s into museums. Think Romare Bearden, Augustín Cárdenas, Elizabeth Catlett, Eldzier Cortor, Sam Gilliam, Jacob Lawrence and Norman Lewis. He feels that the museum community has ignored the works of these artists, and none figures more prominently in his mission than Lewis. Hodges’ first exhibition, in 1993, featured the work of Bearden and Lewis. It came about because of his time selling Lewis’ work in partnership with Lewis’ widow, Ouida, beginning in 1991. She was interested in selling Lewis’ work in Japan, and Hodges took on the challenge. Realizing that being a resource within the art community came, in part, from being a reliable presence, representing a stable of artists, he opened his first establishment in ‘gallery row,’ along Manhattan’s 57th Street. Hodges was the only Black owner on the famous stretch, remaining there for 20 years before moving to his current location in Chelsea. He became a private art dealer in 1979 and has been a collector since 1976.

The New Jersey native, and Rutgers grad, majored in history and political science. He also took classes under artist Camille Phillips. “She told me I could get photos from (James) Van Der Zee for $25, and he’d sign them for me, so I went to see him. He lived at 7 Canal St. around the corner from Norman Lewis.” And so began the life of an art collector.

Mindful of his teacher’s budget coming out of school, he found his way to 84th Street and ParkeBernet (PB 84) Auctions. Familiar with Lawrence and Bearden, he also immersed himself in works by white artists, including those by Robert Motherwell, which he could pick up for $50 - $200.

“Selling those lithographs and serigraphs gave me enough money to begin purchasing drawings and watercolors,”

Hodge says, and so began the career of an art broker.

Hodges always had an entrepreneur’s grasp of what the market would bear. “I’d have an idea and then research it to see what gaps in the market needed to

be filled,” he offers. “This was the approach I took in selling Norman Lewis. Here was a great artist who, very early on, was doing abstraction. So why was he not collected by museums?”

Hodges calls Lewis a genius in his catalog Norman Lewis: Shades of Blackness (8 November 2021 – 29 January 2022), Hodges says, “You have to absorb the painter’s work over time and read the work.” His epiphany of the strength and power of a Lewis work came with Journey to An End. He’d viewed the work many times, but in this instance, he was looking down onto the painting and saw it was a man being chased by shapes of white hooded figures; it was clear he had been set on fire. Hodge committed to acquiring and promoting the artist’s works, a mission he continues today.

Hodges’ legacy is the work of the icons he has placed in museums, providing works for shows, as he did for Procession: The Art of Norman Lewis (September 17, 2016 – January 8, 2017) at the Chicago Cultural Center and the many credits for

work he has garnered in prestigious auction catalogs including Swann Auction Galleries.

Hodges stresses that the artists working today stand on the shoulders of these giants just as Bearden, Lawrence, and Lewis stood on Robert Duncanson’s shoulders.

“For the most part they stuck together, watched out for, and assisted each other, because the struggle was real,”

And that’s why he continues his crusade, a selfstyled, cogent, Don Quixote on a righteous quest on behalf of Black artists.

Image: Interior Gallery and Gallery Director Navindren Hodges.

The gallery is located at 529 W 20th St #10E, New York, NY 10011.

See Bill Hodges Gallery in Booth 458 at Expo Chicago 2024, April 11 - 14, 2024.

black gallery guide +

ALABAMA

Gallery 157* www.gallery157.com

ALASKA

The Venue* www.facebook.com/ venuefairbanks

ARIZONA

Bella Fine Art www.bellafineart.com

Onyx Art Gallery* www.onyartevents.net

ARKANSAS

Hearne Fine Art www.hearnefineart.com

CALIFORNIA

Art + Practice Exhibition Space* www.artandpractice.org

Artfully Spaced Gallery at Copies Plus* www.artfullyspacedgallery.com

Ashara Ekundayo Gallery* www.asharaekundayogallery.com

Aziz Gallerie* www.azizgallerie.com

Band of Vices www.bandofvices.com

Betti Ono www.bettiono.com/Betti Ono

Burnt Oak Gallery www.facebook.com/ burntoakgallery

Crenshaw Dairy Mart Art Center* www.crenshawdairymart.com

Dominque Gallery

www.dominiquegallery.com

Galerie Lakaye* www.galerielakaye.com

Gallery 90220* wwwgallery90220.com

Ghost Gallery Los Angeles* www.ghostnewyork.info

Jac Forbes Gallery www.jacforbesgallery.com/ jacforbesgallery.com

Jenkins Johnson Gallery* www.jenkinsjohnsongallery.com

Jonathan Carver Moore Art Gallery* www.jonathoncarver.com

Joyce Gordon Gallery* wwwjgordongallery.com

M. Hanks Gallery* www.mhanksgallery.com

Nous Tous Community Gallery IG: noustousla

Paulson Fontaine Press www.paulsonfontainepress.com

Rele Gallery* www.rele.com

Residency Art Gallery www.residencyart.com

Saints* www.saintsunion.com

SWIM Gallery* www.swimgallery.com

The Compound Gallery www.thecompoundgallery.com

The Creative House* www.thecreativehouse.org

Thelma Harris Art Gallery www.thelmaharrisartgallery.com

Thinkspace Projects* www.thinkspaceprojects.com

Jenkins Johnson Gallery www.jenkinsjohnsongallery.com

CARIBBEAN

Black Pony Gallery www.blackponygallery.com

Cane Roots Art Gallery * www.canerootsartgallery.com

Galerie Monnin www.galeriemonnin.com/artists/

Olympia Gallery www.theolympiagallery.com

Readytex Art Gallery www.readytexartgallery.com

14°N 61°W espace d’art contemporain www.14n61w.org

Frame Centre Gallery www.framecentregallery.com

Gallery Alma Blou www.galleryalmablou.com

The Current Gallery - Nassau Bahamian Art Gallery Baha Mar

www.thecurrent.bahamar.com

TERN Gallery www.terngallery.com

Anacaona www.artessere.com/art-places/ anacaona

Aux Couleurs Locales www.claude-henry.fr

REM Project www.remproject.gallery

Gallery OCA www.galleryoca.com

COLORADO

ILA Gallery

IG: ila_gallery_

Art By Golden www.artbygolden.com

Ana’s Art Gallery www.anasartgallery.com

Siege Galllery* www.siegegallery.com

CONNETICUT

Wabi Gallery* www.wabigallery.com

DELAWARE

Taino Studios* www.artbytaino.com

The Sold Firm* www.thesoldfirm.com

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

11:Eleven Gallery

www.11elevengallery.com/ allartwork

Art of Noize www.artofnoizedmv.com

Arts in Color by Satarra Leona* www.artsincolorcuratorial.com

Chela Mitchell Gallery* www.chelamitchellgallery.com

Homme Gallery

www.homme.gallery

International Visions Gallery & Consulting*

www.invisionarts.com

Mehari Sequar Gallery

www.meharisequargallery.com

Zimstone Gallery

www.zimstonegallery.com

FLORIDA

Artist With A Purpose*

www.aristwap.com

Griots Gallery

www.griotsgallery.com/contact-2/

N’Namdi Contemporary Fine Art

www.nnamdicontemporary.com

Anderson Brickler Gallery

www.andersonbricklergallery.com

Jupiter Contemporary

www.jupitercontemporary.com

GEORGIA

Arnika Dawkins Gallery

www.adawkinsgallery.com

Black Art in America*

www.shopbaiaonline.com

Corey Barksdale Fine Art Gallery* www.coreybarksdale.com

Gallery Anderson Smith* www.galleryandersonsmith.com

Hammonds House* www.hammondshouse.org

Landen Prather Fine Art Gallery* www.landenprather.com

Sabree’s Gullah Art Gallery www.sabreesgallery.com

September Gray Fine Art Gallery

www.septembergrayart.com

Sidney Carter Fine Art Gallery* www.sidneycarter.net

The Black Art Depot* www.blackartdepot.com

TILA Studios Gallery* www.tilastudios.com

ZuCot Gallery www.zucotgallery.com

ILLINOIS

345 Art Gallery www.facebook. com/345artgallerychicago

AMFM.Life www.amfm.life

Anthony Gallery www.anthony.gallery/exhibitions

Blanc Gallery www.blancchicago.com

Art West* www.artwestchicago.com

Connect Gallery* www.connectgallery.org

Faié Gallery www.faieafrikanart.com

Fortune House Art Center www.fortunehouse.com

Gallery Guichard www.galleryguichard.com

Lys Arts www.lysarts.org

Mariane Ibrahim Gallery www.marianeibrahim.com

Semicolon Bookstore* www.semicolonchi.com

*Listing resourced from The Black Curation. www.theblackcuration@gmail.com

Agroundbreaking moment in the art world approaches as a delegation of women of color from Chicago prepares to shine during the Venice Biennale at the European Cultural Center’s (ECC) “Personal Structures” exhibition opening in April 2024.

Contemporary metal point artist D. Lammie-Hanson will showcase her works that marry the aesthetics of a century’s old technique, with her contemporary artistic vision. Hanson, represented by Martha’s Vineyard’s Knowhere Art Gallery, joins 18 female artists from Chicago’s Women’s LIVE Art Studio (WLAS), in presenting their work at the esteemed Palazzo Bembo during the Biennale. This historic gathering marks the first time such a large contingent of female artists from Chicago will exhibit together on this prestigious international platform. Hanson and WLAS will be showing work in two separate sections of the Personal Structures’ exhibition which has as its 2024 theme Beyond Boundaries.

Jennifer Warren, Kristen Williams, Kudzai Mutasa, Lois Stone, Marissa Kendrick, Minnie Watkins, Natalia Virafuentes, Reisha Williams, and Rhonda Gray.

Additionally, Chicago-based Pigment International® is a media partner to the ECC. Pigment International is a Black woman-led, multi-media art platform and magazine publisher working to amplify the voices of artists of color. Pigment International produced a special edition of their magazine profiling the award winning exhibition The Afro-Futurist Manifesto: Blackness Reimagined mounted by Galerie Myrtis for the ECC in 2022.

This collective effort stands as a testament to the rich diversity and creative prowess of Chicago’s artistic community, showcasing the city’s depth of talent and cultural significance on the global stage.

The WLAS collective artists exhibiting are Martha Wade, Dana Todd Pope, Candace Hunter, Dani Galleri, Gretchen Jankowski, Hyero, Jaudat Rahmani, Jennifer Hodges, Jennifer Turner,

The European Cultural Centre (ECC) presents its 7th edition of the “Personal Structures” under the theme Beyond Boundaries, April 20th - November 27th, 2024.

Image: The Essence of a Colorful Woman (O) © by D. Lammie-Hanson

When you enter Dorsey’s Fine Art Gallery, if you look up just a bit above the doorway, there is a wooden sculpture perched on the wall partition. Lawrence P. Dorsey bought it on one of his trips to Africa, and when he opened his eponymous galley in 1970, he placed it there. His granddaughter, Naima Wood, says it is there to provide good energy and protection for the gallery.

One of New York City’s oldest independently Black-owned art galleries, it is nestled in the heart of Brooklyn’s Flatbush neighborhood. The intimate gallery offers art enthusiasts a place to explore and appreciate a wide range of artistic styles and mediums by both seasoned and emerging artists of the African Diaspora.

Dorsey was a passionate art collector and curator with a keen eye for talent. His vision for the gallery was to create a space where artists could exhibit their work in a supportive and welcoming environment. Under his stewardship, the former frame shop became a beloved gathering spot for artists of the era, including Elizabeth Catlett, Jacob Lawrence, Faith Ringgold, Otto Neals and James Denmark. Dorsey was dubbed “The High Priest of Arts” for his respected commitment to promoting Black art and Black artists. A bust of Dorsey by Neals, attesting to his revered status, holds pride of place in the gallery.

Dorsey’s legacy continues through Wood who grew up in the gallery and was mentored by her iconic elder. Today, the second generation legacy holder curates shows that reflect current trends in contemporary Black Art. Warm and engaging, she steadfastly maintains the gallery’s revered reputation of being a community hub for Black art presentation, education, and celebration. After all, the street is named in her grandfather’s honor - Lawrence P. Dorsey Way.

Upon her grandfather’s passing in Oct 2007, a group of artists and art collectors began managing the gallery. Sculptor Neals was among them, and for fifteen years, they continued to host exhibitions, art workshops, and manage the annual holiday art auction benefit. Woods assumed management of the gallery in August of 2022, spending months developing the new vision and renovating the space.

Otto Neals: Watercolors was the first exhibition the newly minted gallerist curated after the renovation process.

“It helped lay the foundation for the type of exhibitions the community could expect to see in the gallery,”

she said. At 93, Neals still serves as an art advisor and continues to support Wood as she navigates her new role.

In addition to its exhibitions, Dorsey’s Fine Art Gallery also hosts various events and artist talks, providing a platform for artists to share their creative process and engage with the community. With its thoughtfully curated exhibitions and welcoming atmosphere, this gallery offers a unique and memorable experience for all who appreciate the beauty and power of Black art.

The gallery is located at 553 Rogers Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11225

Image: Left - The High Priest of Arts, 1989, bronze sculpture by Otto Neal, photo by Devorah Crable. Right Naima Wood with her grandfather Lawrence P. Dorsey.

black gallery guide +

The Woodshop Art Gallery

www.thewoodshopartgallery@ gmail.com

Women’s Live Artist Studio www.womensliveartiststudio.com

KENTUCKY

E&S Gallery www.eandsgallery.com

Kula Gallery* www.ilovekula.com

LOUISIANA

Baldwin & Co.* www.baldwinandcobooks.com

Benoit Gallery*

www.benoitgallery.com

KAWD Art Gallery

IG: kawdartgallery

LaBelle Galerie www.abellegallery.weebly.com/ about.html

New Orleans Art Bar* www.nolaartbar.com

Stella Jones Gallery www.stellajonesgallery.com

Terrance Osborne Gallery

www.terranceosborne.com

MARYLAND

Galerie Myrtis Fine Art & Advisory

www.galeriemyrtis.net

Overdue Recognition Art Gallery

www.overduerecognition.com

The Gallery About Nothing (TGAN)

IG: thegalleryaboutnothing

Serengei Gallery*

www.smgti.com

Waller Gallery

www.wallergallery.com

ZIMSTONE Gallery*

www.zimstonegallery.com

MASSACHUSETTS

Alison Wells Fine Art Studio & Gallery*

www.alisonwells.com

Art For the Soul Gallery*

www.art4thesoul.org

Knowhere Gallery www.knowhereart.com

Cousen Rose Gallery

www.cousenrose.com

The Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African & African American Art* www.coopergalleryhc.org

MICHIGAN

E’lla Beaute’ & Art Gallery* www.artbyellawebber.com

Irwin House Detroit* www.irwinhousegallery.org

Blackbird Gallery

www.blackbird-gallery.com

Fel’le Gallery*

www.thefellegallery.com

Muse GR*

www.musegr.com

Norwest Gallery

www.norwestgallery.com/

Sherwood Forest Art Gallery* www.sherwoodforestart.com

MISSOURI

ERG Gallery* www.erg.gallery

10th Street Gallery* www.10thstreetgallery.com

NEVADA

Left of Center Art Gallery www.leftofcenterart.org/

NEW JERSEY

Akwaaba Gallery* www.akwaabagallery.com

NEW MEXICO

Aaron Payne Fine Art www.apfineart.com

Dane Wells Gallery* www.danewellsgallery.com

NEW YORK

Art Lead Her (NY) www.artleadher.com

Dorsey’s Fine Art Gallery www.dorseysfineartgallery.com

Bill Hodge Gallery www.billhodgesgallery.com/

Black Gotham Experience www.blackgotham.com/#2

Black Wall Street Gallery www.bwsgallery.com

Calabar Gallery www.calabargallery.com

Cierra Britton Gallery www.cierrabritton.com

Cindy Rucker Gallery www.cindyruckergallery.com

Essie Green Galleries www.essiegreengalleries.com

Ghost Gallery New York* www.ghostnewyork.info

Ground Floor Gallelry* www.groundfloorbk.com

Hannah Traore Gallery* www.hannahtraoregallery.com

Heath Gallery

www.heathgallerynewyork.com

Housing*

www.housing-art.info

Jenkins Johnson Gallery

www.jenkinsjohnsongallery.com

Julia Seabrook Gallery

www.juliaseabrookgallery.com

June Kelly Gallery

www.junekellygallery.com

Kvasnevski Schwartz Projects* www.info@ksprojectsnyc.com

Kente Royal Gallery

www.kenteroyalgallery.com

Long Gallery

www.long.gallery

Mackey Twins Art Gallery

www.mackeytwinsartgallery.com

Medium Tings

www.mediumtingsbk.com/about

Nicole Vassell Gallery*

www.nicolevallell.com

Peg Alston Fine Arts

www.pegalstonfinearts.com

Regular Normal*

www.regularnormal.org

Richard Beavers Gallery

www.artsy.net/partner/richardbeavers-gallery

info@richardbeaversgallery.com

Scott Bleu Studios* IG: scottbleustudios

sk.ArtSpace*

www.skartapace.com

Skoto Gallery

www.skotogallery.com

Storage Art Gallery*

www.storageartgallery.com

Superposition

www.superpositiongallery.com

The Bishop Gallery* www.bishoponbedford.com

The Spot for Art*

www.thespotforart.com

Tripoli Gallery

www.tripoligallery.com/exhibitions

Welancora Gallery

www.welancoragallery.com

We Buy Gold*

www.webuygold.wtf

NORTH CAROLINA

BLKMRKT*

www.blkmrktclt.com

Dupp & Swat www.duppandswat.com

Noir Collective AVL LLC* www.noircollectiveavl.com

Triangle Cultural Art Gallery LLC*

www.triangleculturalart.com

OHIO

Deep Roots Art Experience* www.deeprootsexperience.com

Edward A. Dixon Gallery* www.eagallery.com

Framed Gallery www.framedgallery.net

OKLAHOMA

Black Wall Street Gallery* www.bwsgallery.com

OREGON

greenHAUS* www.greenhausgallery.com

Northwest by Northwest Gallery www.nwbynwgallery.com

PENNSYLVANIA

Moody Jones Gallery* www.moodyjonesgallery.org

Muse Gallery www.musegalleryphiladelphia. com

Boom Concepts www.boomuniverse.co

Rush Arts Philadelphia www.rushphilanthropic.org

The Spit Haus www.thespitehaus.com

Urban Art Gallery* www.urban-artgallery.com

SOUTH CAROLINA

Gallery Chuma www.gallerychuma.com

Jonathan Green Studios* www.jonathangreenstudios.com

Neema Gallery

www.1stdibs.com/dealers/neemagallery/shop/

TENNESSEE

Joysmith Art Gallery* www.thecollectionshop.com

Art Village Gallery IG: artvillagegallery

*Listing resourced from The Black Curation. www.theblackcuration@gmail.com

Nestled in Southeast Wisconsin, seconds away from Lake Michigan, Mahogany Gallery is a beacon of contemporary fine art, showcasing masterpieces from renowned artists like Jamaal Barber, Brad Lee, Candace Hunter, Rosy Petri, Jerry Jordan, Mutope Johnson, Nate Austin, Rosemary Ollison, Della Wells, and more.

Stepping into Mahogany Gallery is immersing oneself in boundless creativity. Each piece tells a unique story, from Barber’s woodcuts to Lee’s sculptures and Petri’s textiles, captivating every art collector.

Mahogany Gallery nurtures emerging talents through its EMERGE Artist Fellowship program, empowering them to realize their visions. We offer comprehensive curation services for individual and institutional collectors. Our expert curator

guides you to pieces that resonate with your aesthetic and investment goals.

We also provide art education programs and appraisals, enriching visitors’ understanding of art’s transformative power. Mahogany Gallery offers a rich tapestry of styles and mediums, from paintings to sculptures, textiles, and prints, catering to every taste. We are committed to the arts community locally, regionally, and nationally, redefining the boundaries of contemporary art.

Dontae Muse, also known as D. Muse, is an ‘artrepeneur coach’ dedicated to empowering artists to monetize their talents through proven branding and marketing strategies.

He has been the driving force behind Above Art Studios in New Brunswick, New Jersey, for eight years, where he serves as an artist, author, arts administrator, and creative coach.

Inspired by a childhood incident where his creative abilities were misunderstood, Dontae recognized the importance of understanding the business aspects of art. Witnessing the undervaluation and exploitation of Black artists, he aimed to break the cycle of the ‘starving artist’ by providing essential business knowledge.

With a background in business and art administration, Dontae established Above The Art Studio with his business partners,

realizing his dream of owning an art gallery despite challenges. He also founded “The Pay The Artists Club,” a virtual coaching community offering insights into copywriting, pricing, and funding for artists worldwide, emphasizing community support in the art world’s intricacies.

Dontae’s upcoming Black Gallery Art Tour, starting April 11, 2024, will showcase Black artistry at various galleries across the nation, starting in Bowie, MD, and ending in New York, promising a celebration of cultural diversity and artistic excellence.

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This Little Light Glass Art Gallery & Shop*

www.thislittlelightartglass.com

Tone Gallery* www.tonememphis.org

Urevbu Contemporary* www.urevbucontemporary.com

Woods Cut Fine Art Gallery* www. woodscutfineartgallery.com

Waterkolours Fine Art Gallery www.waterkoloursfineart.com

TEXAS

Bisong Art Gallery www.bisongartgallery.com

Daisha Board Gallery

www.daishaboardgallery.com

Gite Gallery

thegitegallery.com/site/

In the Eye of the Beholder Art Gallery

IG: eotb_gallery

Mitochondria Gallery* www.mitochondriagallery.com

Msani HOUS Fine Art* www.msanihous.com

Pan-African Connection

Bookstore Art Gallery* www.panafricanconnection.com

Pencil on Paper Gallery www.pencilonpapergallery.com

Primary Paint Party - Prime Art Gallery*

www.primarypaintparty.com

Riches Art* www.richesart.com

Wright Art Twins Gallery* www.wrightarttwins.com

VIRGINIA

The Well Art Gallery www.thewellartgallery.com

Walton Gallery* www.waltongallery.com

WASHINGTON

Arte Noir* www.artenoir.org

Ground Floor Gallery www. thegroundfloorgallery.com/contact

Loving Room diaspora books + salon*

www.lovingroombooks. community/

Martyr Sauce

www.martyrsauce.com

ONYX Fine Arts Collective* www.onyxarts.org

Wa Na Wari www.wanawari.org

Wow Gallery Experience* www.thewonderofwomen.org

WISCONSIN

Ayzha Fine Arts Gallery

www.ayzhafineartsgallery.com

Institute for the Preservation of African American Music and Art www.i-pama.org

Mahogany Gallery

www.mahoganygallery.com

NO Studios www.nostudios.com

INTERNATIONAL

Galerie Gomis* www.galeriegomis.com

HOA - Sao Paulo Brasil www.hoatour.art

ALLWOOD MRKT - Toronto Canada*

www.allwoodmarket.com

Band Gallery and Cultural Center - Toronto Canada* www.bandgallery.com

The Run Gallery - Toronto Canada* www.therungallery.com

Worth Gallery - Toronto* www.worthgallery.ca

Addis Fine Art- Bole Atlas Ethiopia* www.addisfineart.com

Art Melanated - Paris France www.artmelanated.com

Axiom Fine Art Gallery - Paris France

www.axiomfineart.com

Galerie Carole Kvasnevski - Paris France

www.galeriecarolekvasnevski. com

Nelly WANDJI* www.nellywandji.com

Ronewa Art Projects –Berlin Germany

www.ronewa.com

Sakhile & MeFrankfurt Germany* www.sakhileandme.com

LouiSimone Guirandou GalleryIvory Coast* www.louisimoneguirandou. gallery/en/

Hour Glass Gallery* www.hourglassgallery.com

Nike Art Gallery - Lekki Nigeria* www.nikeartfoundation.com

Rele Gallery - Lagos Nigeria* www.rele.com

132 Art Gallery - South Africa* www.132art.com

Thomarts Gallery - South Africa* www.thomartsgallery.com

Filafriques - Geneve Switzerland* www.filafriques.gallery/

Gallery Kendra Jayne PatrickBern Switzerland www.gallerykendrajaynepatrick. com

Afriart Gallery - Kampala Uganda www.afriartgallery.org

Autograph - London UK* www.autograph.org.uk

Guest Projects - London UK* www.guestprojects.com

Institute of International Visual Arts - London UK* www.invia.org

198 Contemporary Arts and Learning - London UK* www.198.org.uk

London Lighthouse Gallery & Studio - London UK*

www.londonlighthousestudio.com

Tafeta - London UK* www.tafeta.com

Signature African ArtLondon UK*

www.signatureafricanart.com

Artillery Gallery - Zimbabwe*

IG: artillerytheartgallery

HBCU ORGANIZATION

HBCU Digital Art Collection Project

www.picturethatconsultants.com/ hbcu-digitalartproject

ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

Africa Soft Power Project

heafricasoftpowerproject.com

Ashé Cultural Arts Center www.ashenola.org

Black Art in America

www.blackartinamerica.com

Black Arts Consortium

IG: BacNorthwestern

Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator (DVCAI) www.dvcai.org

Art of Black Miami

www.miamiandbeaches.com/ things-to-do/art-and-culture/art-ofblack

Romaine Art & Culture Center (RACC)

www.artincpeoria.org/romaincenter

Three Walls

www.three-walls.org/who-we-are/ South Side Community Arts Center

www.www.sscartcenter.org

Englewood Arts Collective

www.englewoodartscollective.org/ index

Georgetown African American Historic Landmark Project & Tour

www.gaahlp.org

Diasporal Rhythms www.diasporalrhythms.org

Africa International House (AIH) www.aihusa.org

MUSEUMS

Miami Museum of Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora Miami

www.miamimocaad.org/murals. html

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture* New York www.nypl.org

The Colored Girls Museum Philadelphia, PA thecoloredgirlsmuseum@gmail. com

ART SERVICES

Helendora Samuels Picture Framing, Inc. www.samuelsframing.com

Show Strategies www.showstrategy.com/

The Frame Shop www.theframeshopchicago.com

VIctory LapTrucking victorylaptruckingco@gmail.com

ART APPRAISERS

DDC Consulting Group (Chicago) ddcconsultinggroup.site

Picture That Consultants (Stamford, CT)

www.picturethatconsultants.com

ART FAIRS/FESTIVALS

2024 Culture Black Fine Art Expo

www.kbkfoundation.org/cultureblack-fine-art-expo

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