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MODA Digital Arts Studio

In the Gantt’s pursuit of digital transformation, we're proud to open MODA (Mecca of Digital Arts), a state-of-the-art studio and innovation lab designed to facilitate digital art by providing cutting-edge equipment, software, instruction, and mentorship. By creating an accessible space for exploration, personalized education, and meaningful discussions with peers and mentors, MODA fosters a community built on shared accountability, visibility, and collaborative success.

With MODA, the Gantt Center's goal is to make the digital arts accessible, inclusive and meaningful through diverse approaches to creative and technological innovation in photography, videography, audio production, design, animation, coding, virtual reality and more.

With generous funding from organizations and individuals including Knight Foundation, D. Oscar and Heidi Groomes, Bertram Scott, J. Porter and Victoria Durham, Jr., and Rodgers Builders, MODA expands the Gantt's multidisciplinary arts offerings.

Upcoming Programs

Whether making plans for a discovery visit or registering for classes and workshops, we invite you to the crossroads of art and technology! Click/tap here to see what's happening inside MODA .

Open Studio Request

One of MODA's goal is to provide access to equipment and software to individuals to be able to freely express themselves and forage new possibilities within the arts. With that, MODA is available for community use, by artists, creatives and other digital makers.

To reserve time in the studio, click/tap here to submit an open studio request.

Connect With MODA

Stay tuned as we post upcoming classes and workshop that are open to the public. For questions, contact Angel Butler at angel@ganttcenter.org.

Be sure to connect and engage with MODA on Instagram and Twitter: @meccaofdigiarts

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