ZuCot Gallery

ZuCot Gallery is located in Atlanta, United States on 100 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW. ZuCot Gallery is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category art gallery in United States. H&T Art Partners was formed with the collective assets and knowledge of Atlanta based ZuCot Gallery and Premier Art, Inc. Partners Troy Taylor, Onaje Henderson, and Omari Henderson came together with years of existing experience in the arts to form a full-service art business focused on promoting original pieces by living African American Artists. The company’s art gallery, ZuCot Gallery, is the largest African-American owned fine art gallery in the Southeast. Located in the historic Castleberry Hill district of downtown Atlanta, the 3,500 sq. foot space offers an eclectic decor and features some of the most prolific contemporary artists of our time. The mission is to promote original works of art by living African American artists and provide both novice and seasoned collectors with meaningful and unique services that enhance the art collecting experience. Collectors benefit from a variety of services, which include educational programming, events where like-minded individuals network, and the highest quality original works of art. The goal is to provide both novice and seasoned collectors with out of the box services that enhance the art collecting experience. Through education programs like the Art Tasting™ as well as services such as Art Leasing and Virtual Viewing, H&T has been able to create an impressive list of corporate and private clients. Along with finding art new homes, H&T has also been successful in working with companies to aid them in reaching some of their corporate goals and live their diversity proposition through art collecting and education. Corporate clients have used the services to create special exhibitions throughout the year and educate employees and clients about the creative process and the importance of becoming custodians of culture. H&T Art Partners has worked with companies such as The Coca-Cola Company, The Home Depot, The Tom Joyner Foundation, and Kimberly Clark.