Eyes of Africa: Brooklyn Photography Exhibit to Benefit AMREF

by Africa.com Editorial Staff

See below for the full invitation.

Eyes of Africa

An exciting new photography exhibition by Roger Hoit
Friday, May 7, 2010
6:30 PM to 9:30 PM
de Castellane Gallery
525 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11217

This show examines the beautiful faces Roger encountered amidst a range of diverse settings throughout Kenya and Tanzania. On behalf of AMREF, join Roger Hoit, de Castellane Gallery, and Micato Safaris for a private showing before the exhibit opens to the public. This event offers exciting photography and an enjoyable evening out. 100% of the net ticket proceeds for this event will go directly to AMREF, the premier African health development organization.

This will be a fantastic event with a great group of people. We look forward to seeing you all there!

Please click here to buy tickets online.

To view more of Roger's beautiful Eyes of Africa photos, visit his website.

Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be served at the reception. If you have any questions regarding this event or would like to buy tickets over the phone, please contact Rosaline Sheriff at 212.768.2440.

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