The Gantt is the place in Charlotte for unique cultural experiences.
Learn how our exhibitions educational programs and community outreach have enriched cultural understanding and engaged various audiences here at the Gantt.
At a time when the nation is grappling with racial discord and questions of equity the Gantt is a national innovator and proud leader in inclusiveness.
With the Gantt's pursuit of digital transformation we're proud to open MODA (Mecca of Digital Arts) a state-of-the-art community studio and innovation lab designed to facilitate digital art by providing cutting-edge equipment software instruction and mentorship.
Typically held on the first Saturday of each month children and their caregivers can explore the arts together in Gantt Family First workshops.
The Gantt has exhibited hundreds of master and contemporary artists, both emerging and established. Learn more about them.
Image: Harlem-based artist, Jordan Casteel exhibited at the Gantt Center in 2017. "Jordan Casteel: Harlem Notes" explored the intimacy and immortalization of her subjects.
Modernist structures designed by Harvey Gantt, Charles McAfee and Walter Livingston Jr. use the same style as Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Kahn and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, but with one significant difference: those architects are Black.
Keep ReadingWCNC Charlotte sits down with Harvey B. Gantt and recalls his journey to achievement.
Keep ReadingAmerican visual artists Khalif Tahir Thompson and YoYo Lander delve into themes of identity, family, race and the vulnerability of the human experience in new solo exhibitions at the Gantt.
Keep ReadingBateman is an accomplished creative arts professional with over a decade of experience in the fine arts industry.
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Wearing Expectations Like Designer Book Debut & Signing
Black Women Behind the Lens: Representation in Film
Classic Black Cinema Series - Bronze Buckaroo