On Art, Faith, and Transformative Curation with Dr. Quahana Hendree

In this inspiring episode of Women United ART PODCAST, we sit down with Dr. Quahana Hendree — art consultant, theological art historian, and Founder & CEO of Q. Hendree Art Consulting — to explore the powerful intersection of art, faith, and community transformation.With more than 25 years of experience across art history, theology, curation, and arts management, Dr. Hendree brings a rare and deeply intentional perspective to the role art plays in both public and private spaces. After relaunching her firm in 2020 following a period of personal recovery, she stepped back into the art world with renewed purpose: to help organizations, corporations, and government institutions create environments that don’t just look beautiful — but feel meaningful.In our conversation, we trace her journey from academic foundations in theological art history to leading strategic art consulting projects that transform corporate and civic spaces. We discuss how spirituality informs her curatorial lens, why representation and storytelling matter in institutional collections, and how art can serve as a bridge to healing, empowerment, and cultural connection.This episode is a thoughtful exploration of how art, when placed with intention, can shape not only environments — but lives.Q. HENDREE ART CONSULTING, LLCwww.qhendreeartconsulting.comIG: @q_hendree_art_consultingThis show is brought to you by Women United ART MOVEMENT, a global platform highlighting women in the arts through a wide range of opportunities such as solo and group exhibits, annual art prize for women artists, and quarterly publication.www.womenunitedartmovement.com@womenunited_art_movement@womenunited_art_magazine