Jul 15, 2026 · 34 min · 13 segments
So far this season, we’ve been talking to people who create art. But art also needs an audience — people who receive it, and let it change how they think and feel. So in this episode, we’re talking to…
Onaje HendersonGuest
Michelle Tyreen JohnsonHostSo, um, as you may or may not know, this season is on art as protest, and most of the people that I've talked to this season, and, um, a couple more that I have left, are working artists.
But I knew when I did this, planned out the season, that I wanted to talk to a curator.
I wanted to talk to someone whose position was being, uh, a person who helped bridge, bridge between artists and people who like art.
Uh, we specialize in original works of art by living artists of the African diaspora.
Um, and we're here to share that story and create this relationship with the collective where they become the custodian of culture.
Uh, and prior to this, my brother and I, uh, Omari Henderson, we, uh, we would use our corporate dollars to rent out gallery space to do exhibitions.
So, um, as you may or may not know, this season is on art as protest, and most of the people that I've talked to this season, and, um, a couple more that I have left, are working artists.
But I knew when I did this, planned out the season, that I wanted to talk to a curator.
I wanted to talk to someone whose position was being, uh, a person who helped bridge, bridge between artists and people who like art.
Uh, we specialize in original works of art by living artists of the African diaspora.
Um, and we're here to share that story and create this relationship with the collective where they become the custodian of culture.
Uh, and prior to this, my brother and I, uh, Omari Henderson, we, uh, we would use our corporate dollars to rent out gallery space to do exhibitions.
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