Take me to the Water II heaven sent Kerream Jones depicts three African

Kerream Jones depicts three African American women out on the town that is strutting their stuff in long flowing dresses

carrying the invisible weight of war's haunting memories

or therapeutic spaces where its message of hope and resilience can inspire daily

Central to this powerful composition is one medical professional with hands outstretched

showcasing her dedication to fostering community growth and empowerment

Take me to the Water II heaven sent Kerream Jones depicts three AfricanThe little white church sits back on the bank with its steeple catching the light, and its reflection lies quiet on the water below. Above it, a long wooden trestle bridge carries the whole congregation out over the creek. Below, in the shallows, the minister stands, waiting with the candidates in white robes and white headwraps. It is baptism Sunday, and Ted Ellis painted every part of it. Take Me to the Water II is a full account of a day that Black