The latest special exhibition at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts features never-before-seen work from famous photographer Dawoud Bey.
It’s called Elegy and is described as a poem to the ancestors.
Mallory Noe-Payne has more.
VMFA exhibit is a poem to the ancestors
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