Photo feature: Culture, art on display

Published 12:07 am Saturday, February 23, 2013

By Staff Reports

Jay Sowers / The Natchez Democrat — Natchez resident Helen Brooks, left, talks about drawings by local artist Joseph Johnson with Orlando resident Nancy Smith during the exhibit's public opening ceremony at the Natchez Association for the Preservation of Afro-American Culture Museum on Friday evening. The exhibit is expected to be open to the public for the next two months.

Jay Sowers / The Natchez Democrat —
Natchez resident Helen Brooks, left, talks about drawings by local artist Joseph Johnson with Orlando resident Nancy Smith during the exhibit’s public opening ceremony at the Natchez Association for the Preservation of Afro-American Culture Museum on Friday evening. The exhibit is expected to be open to the public for the next two months.

 

Jay Sowers / The Natchez Democrat — The exhibit, which contains 19 works, is on display for the public.

Jay Sowers / The Natchez Democrat — The exhibit, which contains 19 works, is on display for the public.

 

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