Heath Gallery is a Harlem art gallery founded in 2002 by husband-and-wife artists Thomas Edwin Heath and Saundra Alexis Heath, originally to exhibit Thomas's own work after he struggled to find gallery representation downtown. The gallery has since expanded to showcase emerging and underrepresented artists, with priority given to Harlem-based creators. It occupies a landmark Queen Anne-style townhouse built in 1886 in the Mount Morris Park Historic District. Since 2014, the gallery has also hosted HangNight, a recurring showcase for multiple art forms conceived by curator Kai Heath.