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Exhibit: “Women of a New Tribe: A Photographic Celebration of the Black Woman”

. Published on April 17, 2008. 0

Through May 18
Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center
Jackson, Mississippi

Read more about the show at the Clarion Ledger online.

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