'Andrea Morales: Roll Down Like Water' Opening Celebration - VIP Lounge

Help us celebrate the newest exhibition at Memphis' art museum! This invitation-only party will be the first chance to experience Memphis-based Peruvian-American photographer Andrea Morales’s portrayal of the Delta South which is deeply rooted in the communities she engages with, and because of this, a truer account of this region that is often portrayed through stereotypes, misperceptions, nostalgia, and storytelling. 

As a special thank you to our generous sponsors and supporters, you have access to the VIP Lounge with full open bar and heavy hors d'oeuvres.

Andrea Morales: Roll Down Like Water is supported by the Terra Foundation for American Art, the Henry Luce Foundation, and the Arthur F. and Alice E. Adams Charitable Foundation with additional support provided by MLK50: Justice Through Journalism, Bill and Lisa Courtney, Underground Art, Inc.

Credit: Andrea Morales, Kaylin McCain and Jakayla Davis wait for their grandmother to sign up for the Affordable Care Act at Impact Baptist Church in Frayser, a Memphis, Tennessee, neighborhood, in February 2015.

All exhibitions at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art are underwritten by the MBMA Exhibition Fund.

All exhibitions at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art are underwritten by the MBMA Exhibition Fund. Major annual support is provided by Kay Clark and Maggie and Milton Lovell, with generous annual funding from Anonymous, Gloria and Kenneth Boyland, Holly and Paul T. Combs, Deborah and Bob Craddock, Michael and Maria Douglass, Eleanor and William Halliday, Debi and Galen Havner, Buzzy Hussey and Hal Brunt, Jay and Kristen Keegan, the Doris S. and Hubert Kiersky Charitable Remainder Trust, Carl and Valerie Person, and Bill Townsend.

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