Black-owned Businesses

Arnika Dawkins

Arnika Dawkins Gallery is devoted to presenting fine art from both emerging and established photographers, specializing in images by African Americans...

Band of Vices

Band of Vices was founded in 2015 by veteran screen actor and prolific collector Terrell Tilford after his first gallery, Tilford Art Group in New Yor...

Dorsey’s Art Gallery

Located in Brooklyn, Dorsey’s Art Gallery is the oldest, continuously run, Black-owned and -operated art gallery in New York City. Founded by Lawrence...

E&S Gallery

At E&S Gallery in Louisville, Kentucky, Walter and Cathy Shannon present contemporary art alongside that of older generations.

Essie Green Galleries

Originally located in Park Slope, Essie Green Galleries opened its first exhibition on December 15, 1979. Since moving to Harlem’s Sugar Hill neighbor...

Galerie Myrtis

Galerie Myrtis is built on more than 30 years of art-world experience from founder Myrtis Bedolla. I

Gallery Chuma

Like Sabree’s Gallery of the Arts in Savannah, Georgia, Gallery Chuma celebrates the creativity of the Gullah people—the descendants of enslaved Afric...

Gallery Kendra Jayne Patrick

Kendra Jayne Patrick has run her eponymous, itinerant gallery program (previously known as Harrison) since 2018, primarily mounting shows at art space...

Hearne Fine Art

Founded in 1988 by wife-and-husband duo Garbo and Archie Hearne, Hearne Fine Art set out to bring greater visibility to the work of African American a...

Jenkins Johnson Gallery

Karen Jenkins-Johnson founded her namesake gallery in San Francisco in 1996, and over the years, she has turned it into a powerhouse within the Bay Ar...

Long Gallery

Harlem-based Long Gallery has honed an ethos inspired by the art of its local community—from the photography of the Harlem Renaissance to the Studio M...

Mackey Twins Art Gallery

Karen and Sharon Mackey founded the Mackey Twins Art Gallery in 2004 in order to address the lack of representation and support for artists of color i...

Medium Tings

Driven by a desire to explore “understated dialogues around black art,” in 2017, cultural producer and editor Stephanie Baptist turned her Brooklyn ap...

N’Namdi Contemporary

Reared in the gallery business and amid an extensive family art collection, Jumaane developed his innate appreciation and understanding for the interr...

Neema Gallery

Neema Gallery is Charleston's only art gallery exclusively featuring original art and jewelry by southern African-American artists.

Nous Tous Community Gallery

Nous Tous is part gallery, part store, and part community event space, all packed into a colorful storefront in Los Angeles’s Chinatown neighborhood.

Richard Beavers Gallery

Beavers founded his gallery in 2007 in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, where he shows works by artists including the storied Black photogr...

Rush Arts Philadelphia

Rush Arts Philadelphia opened in the city’s Logan neighborhood in 2016 with an exhibition that responded directly to recent and ongoing protest moveme...

Sabree’s Gallery of the Arts

Patricia Elaine Sabree started her eponymous Savannah gallery as an outlet and archive for artwork related to the Gullah culture native to the coastal...

September Gray Fine Art

September Gray Gallery represents artists of the African diaspora at all stages of their careers.

Skoto Gallery

Established in 1992, Skoto Gallery was among the first spaces to specialize in representing contemporary African artists in New York City. Since then,...

Stella Jones Gallery

Located in downtown New Orleans, Stella Jones Gallery was started by Dr. Stella Jones and her husband Harry in 1996. The gallery focuses on African Am...

Terrance Osborne Gallery

New Orleans–based artist Terrance Osborne sells his vividly colored paintings through his eponymous gallery, located on Magazine Street near the city’...

The Compound Gallery

Since the early 2000s, Set Free Richardson has run The Compound in the South Bronx, the creative agency where he works on campaigns for major brands a...

Thelma Harris Art Gallery

The gallery, started in 1987 by dealer Thelma Harris, accepts artists at any stage of their career, and features those working in painting, sculpture,...

ZuCot Gallery

ZuCot Gallery in historic Castleberry Hill, Atlanta, is the largest Black-owned gallery in the American Southeast. Taylor says that “the name of the g...