The Harvey B. Gantt Center For African American Arts & Culture
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What's happening
An immersive UX sprint exploring how designers can partner with AI to accelerate creativity, ideation, and problem-solving. Participants will work in teams to tackle real-world challenges from local nonprofits, startups, and civic partners.
Take a break, bring a friend, and join us for an inspiring midday experience for free! This is a free 30-minute docent-led tour that invites guests to engage with bold color, movement, texture, and experimentation in works by Black artists.
Participants will explore identity, heritage, and shared values by designing a personal symbol that represents who they are. Inspired by traditional crests and contemporary visual storytelling, participants will reflect on colors, shapes, and imagery that hold meaning in their family.
What's the vibe
The interior is bright, airy, and modern, providing a sophisticated backdrop for cultural exhibitions. It functions as a vibrant community hub where art and music, such as live DJ sets, often intertwine.ambiance_potoo
What people are saying
Visitors highlight the beautiful art pieces and the much-appreciated community events, such as free sessions featuring live DJs.reviews_potoo
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About
The center is named in honor of Harvey Gant, who served as Charlotte's first African-American mayor. It serves as a reflective prism for the community to celebrate the significant contributions of African-Americans to society.story_potoo