A Juneteenth Celebration at the FOHTA Gallery

with

                              ZANE KILLGO                                                               SHOWCASING

Black Experience: Community in Transition

Opening Show Sunday, June 4th * 1-5pm

Juneteenth Celebration Monday,  June 19th* 3-7pm

Closing Social:  Sunday,  June 25th * 1-5pm

  Zane Killgo Fine Artist & Graphic Designer 
Zane is a fifth-generation resident of the Hall’s Hill - High View Park neighborhood in Arlington, VA. 
Zane was born in Washington, D.C., the son of a musician/educator and technology professional. He was raised in the D.C. metropolitan area with his parents and older brother.  Zane attended public schools in both Maryland and Virginia. He got to experience a variety of communities that had many similarities and differences between them.
Growing up in the D.C. area, Zane got to experience the fullness of a Black urban city, from the dynamics of an urban neighborhood to the more traditional suburban community. He connected with the people and places that make one neighborhood unique from another. The experiences and institutions, including interactive community days, various clubs, summer programs, and sports which make each distinctive are things that impacted his perspective. Zane participated in both football and track on the High school and Collegiate level.
After graduating from Norfolk State University (NSU) in May 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts degree, Zane decided to continue his studies at NSU, where is currently pursuing his Master’s in Fine Arts degree. 
Zane’s art focuses on the physical and cultural impact of gentrification in urban African American communities. He creates works that depict the impact of the variety of challenges by displaying his experiences and knowledge through his artistic style and various mediums.