Artist Charmaine Minniefield conjures a new freedom at Carlos Museum 'Indigo Prayers' exhibit

When Charmaine Minniefield went to Gambia, West Africa, she painted her prayers. The result is the exhibition ‘Indigo Prayers,’ which the museum celebrated with public events last weekend. Catch the exhibit before it closes Sept. 11.

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