Portraits of Caregivers

The African American Museum in Philadelphia presents Raymond W. Holman Jr.'s Portraits of Caregivers

See the Inspirational Exhibit Portraits of Caregivers, Raymond Holman, Jr.'s new exhibit, from May 2 through June 15. Featuring 50 photographs of individuals who care for family members and friends affected by dementia and Alzheimer's disease, this exhibit explores a quality-of-life issue affecting thousands throughout the Delaware Valley and the nation.

The exhibition will be up for more than a month, and will feature a free Caregiver Conference on May 20. Please see the attached flyer and pass it on to caregivers and others you think would be interested. Register for the Conference at 1-800-272-3900.

About the Photographer

Raymond W. Holman Jr. captured intimate moments in the lives of the families profiled in WHYY's award-winning documentary Circle of Love: Living with Alzheimer's, including Florence and Russell Collins.

Member Experience

2-For-1 Discount
Present your WHYY MemberCard to receive 2-for-1 admission to the African American Museum in Philadelphia, 701 Arch Street. Good one time only. View more member experience »

Visit www.aampmuseum.org or call (215) 574-0380 for additional information.