The recent discussions around legacy emphasize home ownership, financial instruments, and increasingly, art collection as viable options. Najee Dorsey, founder of the Black Art in America Foundation, highlights the growing appreciation for Black art and artists as a means to invest in culture and community, with an upcoming Fine Art Print sale scheduled for August 9-11. Concurrently, artist Stephen Langa's exhibition 'Inceptions of Black Serenity' focuses on the cultural significance of playing pool in Black communities, symbolizing unity and resilience. Similarly, sculptor Polo Bourieau reflects on his artistic journey, tracing his experiences from classic training in France to impactful site-specific commissions in Hong Kong and Italy. Meanwhile, Dana King, a former journalist turned sculptor, is dedicated to honoring the contributions of African Americans through her figurative works, emphasizing the importance of representation in art. Collectively, these narratives showcase the multifaceted ways in which art serves as a vehicle for legacy and cultural expression.