In 2012, Omari Henderson, Onaje Henderson, and Troy Taylor united to shape Atlanta's cultural landscape, founding ZuCot Gallery. Beyond cultivating one of the largest African American fine arts galleries in the U.S., they identified a crucial need for arts education. Witnessing the impact on school-age visitors discovering the diverse backgrounds of the partners and that some of the artists were actually college educated engineers, professors, and corporate executives, they established The Art Brothers Foundation in 2016, rooted in Entrepreneurship, Art, and Technology (E.A.T.). Dedicated to integrating art, culture, entrepreneurship, and technology, they inspire the next generation to embrace creativity, critical thinking, and community impact.