March 15, 2018 – Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum held a VIP opening reception for its new “Reflections of Baltimore” exhibition, which featured new work of four Baltimore-based photographers.Guests had a chance to check out the new show……meet the artists themselves, and mingle with other friends and supporters…Pictured (LtoR) Robert Hammond, No Logo Prints owner; and Reginald Thomas II, Baltimore-based photographer/exhibition artistPictured (LtoR) Karmen Pompey,13; Kyle Pompey, Baltimore-based photographer/exhibition artist; Keayra Pompey, DMV-based makeup artist/kravekouture.com owner; Lorjay Pompey, 12, rapperPictured (LtoR) Tarr Toure, Alexandria, VA-based writer; Wanda Draper, Reginald F. Lewis Museum executive director; and André Chung, Baltimore/DC-based photographerPictured (LtoR) Shan Wallace, Baltimore-based photographer/exhibition artist; and Trae Harris, Brooklyn, NY-based performance artistPictured (LtoR) Mila Ferraro, North County High School sophomore; and Isadora Ferraro, Baltimore-area social workerPictured (LtoR) Kimberly Stover, Case Management Covenants appeals coordinator; Heather Williams, marketing consultant/HCRW Consulting owner; and Camille Robinson, T. Rowe Price human resources professionalPictured (LtoR) Brandon Soderberg, City Paper former editor-in-chief/Baltimore-based journalist; Baynard Woods, The Real News Network Baltimore bureau chief/reporter; and Lisa Snowden-McCray, Baltimore Beat former editor/Baltimore-based journalistPictured (LtoR) Keith Stone, Brown Advisory analyst; Askia Jackson, freelance graphic designer; and Juan Donovan, Baltimore-based composer
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
