For Immediate Release

Janine Mccray-Booker Makes Stunning Debut at “Healing Art Together” Event

Nassau County, NY – March 23, 2024

The Josetta and Julius Pearse African American Museum of Nassau County celebrated Women’s History Month in grand style with its “Healing Art Together” event on March 23, 2024. The exhibition showcased the works of six talented female artists, including a breathtaking debut by Janine Mccray-Booker, also known by her artistic moniker, Lisette.

Mccray-Booker’s collection, aptly titled “Blissfully Bald by Lisette,” was met with overwhelming acclaim from attendees and art critics alike. Her unique perspective and powerful artistic expression resonated deeply with the audience, marking a successful launch of her career as a visual artist.

The “Healing Art Together” event not only provided a platform for emerging talents like Mccray-Booker but also paid tribute to established figures in the art world. Renowned artist Anne Tanksley was recognized for her significant contributions to the field, adding prestige to an already remarkable occasion.

Janine Mccray-Booker expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to showcase her work alongside other inspiring female artists. “This experience has been truly transformative,” she said. “To debut my ‘Blissfully Bald’ collection during Women’s History Month, in such a respected venue, is a dream come true.”

The Josetta and Julius Pearse African American Museum of Nassau County continues to be a beacon for cultural enrichment and artistic expression in the community. This event further solidifies its role in nurturing and promoting diverse voices in the arts.

For more information about the exhibition or to schedule interviews with the artist, please contact:

Diana McCray  516-619-6483

About the Josetta and Julius Pearse African American Museum of Nassau County:
The Josetta and Julius Pearse African American Museum of Nassau County is a cultural cornerstone dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and celebrating the rich heritage of African Americans in Nassau County and beyond. Established in [year], the museum serves as a vital educational resource, offering exhibits, programs, and events that promote understanding and appreciation of African American history, art, and culture. Its mission is to inspire, educate, and empower visitors by showcasing the diverse contributions of African Americans to our national narrative, fostering dialogue, and promoting social justice through the lens of art and history.