Atlanta-Based Zucot Gallery Responds To Art Collectors’ Needs
Onaje Henderson, one of the three owners of ZuCot Gallery in Atlanta, wants to normalize art collecting in the Black community.
The gallery's latest exhibition is Dear Black People: A Love Letter. Henderson thinks that art collecting should be more accessible to the Black community.
To achieve this, he hosts Art Tastings, an event led by an artist and a gallery professional, designed to reduce the intimidation factor of collecting art.
“For a lot of us, even corporate executives, it’s their first time buying artwork or coming to an art gallery,”
Henderson aims to foster a welcoming environment at his gallery for both veteran collectors and novices, making them feel comfortable in these spaces.
Author's summary: ZuCot Gallery promotes art collecting in the Black community.
- The gallery hosts Art Tastings to reduce intimidation and make art collecting more accessible.
- The goal is to create a welcoming environment for all visitors.
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