It would take many days to see everything in this museum.

The three floors below ground focus on African American history. We spent hours on the lowest floor, "Slavery and Freedom 1400-1877." It is hard to find the words to describe the exhibits on this floor. "Overwhelming" and "incomprehensible" come to mind. 

The upper three floors are about culture and community. We visited the "Culture Galleries." Images are below. This floor was more celebratory. It was also a reminder that some things have not changed.

Frederico Uribe's sxhibit, "Here Comes the Sun," at MASS MoCA, in North Adams, MA, is remarkable. 

He created a "magical, sculptural menagerie of animals crafted out of a variety of materials such as leather bags, bullets, shoelaces, and colored pencils." 

​This is a fabulous place to visit with a young child. The Activity Center has many interactive exhibits, including basket making. 

​Hexagonal Weave #55, woven and purchased in 2000, has been donated and added to the collection of the Racine Art Museum, in Racine, WI.

This is my second piece in this important collection. I am so pleased!