Art Exhibition: The Sacred Flow of Roots

The Sacred Flow of Roots is an immersive art show exploring the lives of African American women during and after slavery. Through photography, sculpture, and film, the exhibit highlights how slavery impacted their relationship to religion, personal autonomy, and food. Each piece reflects the resilience, creativity, and spiritual depth of these women, honoring their stories and reclaiming their sacred flow. Visitors are invited to reflect, connect, and witness the legacy of strength and survival that continues to shape Black womanhood today. During the exhibition, food will be served and a silent bidding will begin once doors are open and end before the live performance.

Info: The artist will do a deep dive explaining the concepts behind certain pieces and images to give the viewers a better understanding of what they are seeing.

Info: The Artist will recite an inspiring prose of words

Info: Experience a moving performance of of gospel music to revive the soul.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Patton House and Gallery, 512 North State Street, Jackson, United States

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