Hemingway Gallery is a family-owned African art gallery in Tribeca, tracing its roots to 1975 when Gregory Hemingway, son of novelist Ernest Hemingway, and South African dealer Brian Gaisford began selling African pieces after meeting in Central Park. Now operating from a storefront on Leonard Street, the gallery specializes in hand-carved Shona stone sculpture imported directly from artists in Zimbabwe, alongside antique ceremonial masks, ritual implements, beaded jewelry, and decorative furniture sourced across the African continent. The gallery emphasizes ethical, direct sourcing and long-standing relationships with individual artists and communities, and also runs Hemingway Photographic Safaris, organizing expeditions to Africa tied to its art and conservation work.