African American art sponsored by the Elegba Folklore Society is included in a series of community-wide conversations now underway in the capital city focusing on civil rights and social justice.
The Society is among eight Richmond, Virginia-based arts and cultural organizations partnering to facilitate the conversations inspired by their respective exhibitions and programs…Read More
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