This exhibition showcases Dr. Lisa Cain stunning collection of figurative folk art and collage, highlighting Dr. Cain’s deep connection to the cultural heritage of her upbringing in the South. Growing up, Dr. Cain worked alongside her grandmother in the fields as a girl, while her father taught her chemistry which lead her to becoming a neuroscientist, of which only 4% are Black and even fewer are Black women.

Set against colorful acrylics & historic photos of daily life in the rural South, as a Mississippi native, Dr. Cain aims to send a message of hope and inspiration through her fond memories from the past in this exhibit “Grandma’s Hands.”

Event is Free & Open to the Public