Keep Living Photo Series

D'yanis Reed first solo Exhibition Exploring Black life as it pertains to regenerative farming practices, best practices within the Black community, Capturing community, sustainability, land preservation efforts . Highlighting the good in growing and being environmentally conscious in the mist of a tech driven society and finding humanity in self-sustainment through the African-American experience. Please feel free to walk through the space to view the photographs it is not require you have to stay until the entire event for purpose of space.

Thank you to Fayetteville Arts Council and Mr. Gregory Hunter for this opportunity.

Mr. Gregory Hunter: A Black Farmer who practice a "No Pesticide" policy when farming, Owner of Bloom Community Farms, and all around Renissance man. He will be selling his famous Farm to Table plated dinners to go at the Gallery reception: If you would like to purchase a plated dinner of his famous Collard Green sandwhich please reach out in advance to [email protected] or text "Plate Dinner", "Collard Green Sandwhich", or "both" to

Plate Dinner: $13

Collard Green Sandwhich: $7

Plate Dinner & Collard Green Sandwhich: $20

*Menu of Plate Dinners will be announced at a later date*

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

113 Gillespie St, 113 Gillespie Street, Fayetteville, United States