Annapolis, MD - Celebrate Mother's Day weekend by enjoying this powerful women's themed art exhibit opening reception.
Honor Exhibit: Celebrating Black Women's Art Saturday, May 7, 2022 12:00- 3:00pm Banneker-Douglass Museum
84 Franklin Street, Annapolis, MD 21401
Light refreshments will be served. Treat yourself to a mini-massage by Sun & Soul Massage. Program starts at 1:00pm. Program speakers include Chanel Compton, Executive Director of Banneker-Douglass Museum, Rev. Dr. Tamara Wilson, Chair of Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture, Maryland State Delegate Shaneka Henson, Exhibit co-curators Schillica Howard and Darin Gilliam, and selected exhibit artists.
HONOR is a group art exhibition featuring six emerging and mid-career Black women artists from Maryland: Abena Apatu, Bria Edwards, Greta Chapin-McGill, Gina Marie Lewis, Sasha-Loriene, and Kennedy Trusty. This exhibit honors Black women's artistic expression of the body, soul, movement, and culture. The exhibit is co-curated by the Banneker-Douglass Museum and ArtFarm Studios. The exhibit runs through June 27. More Details.
