Monthly Archives: May 2012

A Continuing Legacy: Cherel Ito Photojournalist

Posted on May 31, 2012 by Sue Batton Leonard

The historical importance of photojournalist Cherel Ito’s documentary film work has recently been made even more visible at the National Museum of Women in the Arts inWashington,D.C.  A permanent plaque, outside the entryway to the third floor gallery, has been … Continue reading →

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