Explorers Studio

This Black History Month, we’re honoring the power of exhibitions to surface stories that were too often overlooked or intentionally erased. Explorers Studio's exhibit work is rooted in collaboration, research, and deep respect for the communities whose histories we help bring to light—from enslaved and marginalized communities, to artists, innovators, and culture-shapers whose narratives deserve center stage.

These projects remind us that history is not fixed—it’s uncovered, expanded, and made richer when more voices are heard. We’re proud to partner with museums and cultural institutions to help tell these vital stories—this month and always.

It was great working with Fuqua School on this tribute wall to honor their namesake! And as always, awesome fabrication and install by the ever talented Cut Cut!

We have had the privilege to work on this exhibition at the Wilton House Museum for the past year. Great to see an increasing number historic sites strive to tell a more wholistic and honest story about their site and the lives impacted. Opening soon!

Upcoming exhibit at the Wilton Home Museum focuses on the historic home's enslaved population Over 20 years after an archaeological excavation uncovered a record of nearly a century of Black families who were enslaved on the Wilton House to***co plantation in Henrico County, the

Take two of an expanded Virginia Jazz exhibition opening Friday at the Black History Museum & Cultural Center. We love the Richmond Jazz Society!!