Boston - A historic moment unfolded in Boston's Seaport neighborhood with the grand opening of Blkchip Gallery, the city's first Black-owned art gallery. Founded by Tavares Brewington, in collaboration with the creative agency Street Theory Collective, Blkchip Gallery is dedicated to showcasing the works of emerging Black and Brown artists.
The gallery aims to reflect the rich cultural background of the city and bring a diverse range of artworks and cultural experiences to the forefront. It is a place where the vibrant and eclectic environment of the Seaport serves as a fitting backdrop for the gallery's mission.
The opening of Blkchip Gallery signifies a major step toward inclusivity in Boston's art scene. It is envisioned as a place where people from diverse backgrounds can come together and enjoy the cultural offerings of the Seaport.
Blkchip Gallery is not just about showcasing art; it's also about offering access and education to the community. The gallery plans to remain a permanent fixture in Boston, providing a platform for underrepresented artists to thrive and for the community to engage with diverse artistic expressions.