Let's find a way to give you some exposure, to make the community more aware of who you are and what you do. For Pledger and Stover, the Center functions to bring artists and the public together, because that's what it's really all about. No art is created in a vacuum and ultimately an artist must confront the public with what he or she has created. You do have to get out there and find out what people think. The Center will allow artists to get that feedback at the same time we're involving the community in the appreciation of art.
Art is about connecting.
The Hayti Heritage Center, through staff members like Pledger and Stover, seeks to forge many such links. Connecting black artists to the black community in Durham is the first step, but the vision at work here is righteous enough to include all people in the Triangle and beyond. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of Eason Publications, Inc. is prohibited. Spectotor Online and the Creative Loafing logo are trademarks of Eason Publications, Inc.