🚪 Swing by ZuCot Gallery today between 12–6 PM to experience our Favorite Things exhibition — a vibrant collection of works that speak to joy, memory, and meaning. 👀 And while you’re here, take a moment to check out "The Art of Intentions".

In "American Antebellum", Petie Parker offers a look at a Black couple in antebellum America. A powerful reinterpretation of "American Gothic" the piece centers Black presence and labor in history. --- 🧑🏾‍🎨 Petie Parker 🖼️ American Antebellum 🎨 Acrylic on Wood 📐60 x 36 in

🚪 Swing by ZuCot Gallery tomorrow between 12–6 PM to experience our Favorite Things exhibition — a vibrant collection of works that speak to joy, memory, and meaning. And while you’re here, take a moment to check out "The Art of Intentions"

"In My Lifetime II" by Jamaal Barber is a reflection and tribute that is rooted in the now, while reaching through generations. ⁠ This piece is a powerful continuation of Barber’s exploration of identity, memory, and legacy.

In this piece, Shanneil Clarke creates a mesmerizing portrait of a Black girl whose locs branch out like roots. Flowers bloom from her hair as she holds a serious, but soft expression. __ 🧑🏾‍🎨 Shanneil Clarke 🖼️ Finding Purpose III 🎨 mixed media 📐 14 x 11 in

In “Field Trip 201”, a group of children steps off a bus. The scene feels mythic and nostalgic through layered watercolor papers, maps, and architectural fragments. 🧑🏾‍🎨 Georgette Baker 🖼 Field Trip 201 🎨 Mixed Media Collage on Watercolor Paper Laminated on Board 📏 30" x 24"

Jamaal Barber creates a woman's portrait that feels both ancestral and futuristic. This piece is about where we’ve been, and also where we’re going. --- 🧑🏾‍🎨 Jamaal Barber 🖼️ So Much Ahead Of Me 🎨 Linoleum Cut, Acrylic, Collage on Canvas 📐48 x 36 in

We are closed tomorrow due to inclement weather. Y’all stay safe out there.

"Midnight Blues" by Jerry Lynn hums with rhythm, memory, and soul.⁠ ⁠ The scene pulls you straight into a smoky, late-night set where a woman in white holds the mic. She is surrounded by a band of Black musicians lost in their instruments. On view Now.

Petie Parker offers a tender moment as a young Black boy in a bucket hat sits at a harp, lost in sound. Some might call it unexpected. But why? Black boyhood holds multitudes. And sometimes it sounds like strings. --- 🧑🏾‍🎨 Petie Parker 🖼️ Zone Out, 2026 🎨 Acrylic on Wood

In this piece, Shanneil Clarke creates a mesmerizing portrait of a Black woman whose locs branch out like roots reaching for the sky. Her neck, gracefully elongated, blooms into golden sunflowers. 🌻 🖼️ Shanneil Clarke | Never Let Go | Mixed Media | 20 x 16 in

A young Black boy sits in solitude, save for death reaching its arm over his shoulder and holding a key. The stark red backdrop sharpens the moment, refusing to let us look away — 🧑🏾‍🎨 Horace Imhotep 🖼 Untitled (YN Study) 🎨 Acrylic on Crescent Illustration Board 📏 24 x 20 in

The quiet power of this piece speaks volumes. In a world that often rushes past Black boyhood, this image slows us down. It reminds us that creativity is resistance Now showing in our Favorite Things exhibition --- 🧑🏾‍🎨 Petie Parker 🖼️ Zone Out 🎨 Acrylic on Wood 📐60 x 36 in

Swing by ZuCot Gallery today between 12–6 PM to experience our Favorite Things exhibition — a vibrant collection of works that speak to joy, memory, and meaning. And while you’re here, take a moment to check out "The Art of Intentions".

Having you reflected on what you want to make of 2026? Visit the gallery tomorrow from 12-6pm and be inspired. 📸: @jas_photo

In "All The Days I Have Left", Jamaal Barber brings together bold pattern, vibrant color, and a deeply carved portrait to explore time. --- 🧑🏾‍🎨 Jamaal Barber 🖼️ All The Days I Have Left 🎨 Linoleum Cut, Acrylic, Collage on Canvas 📐48 x 36 in

A few intentions that were shared at Saturday's event. Which of these resonates with you the most? 📸: @jas_photo

In "HIM", Horace Imhotep pulls back the curtain on the theater of American football, where strength is celebrated, but power quietly lives elsewhere Now on view as part of our Favorite Things exhibition. — 🧑🏾‍🎨 Horace Imhotep 🖼 HIM, 2025 🎨 Acrylic on Wood Panel 📏 36 x 36 in

A moment toasting together during "The Art of Intentions". Come check out our intention installation and "Favorite Things" exhibit! 📸: @jas_photo

A flip in midair. A mattress on the ground. A playground turned stage for freedom and joy. This piece captures a young boy in motion, launching himself backward into the air as the outlines of the neighborhood fade into the background. Now in our Favorite Things exhibition.