The Cleveland Museum of Art held its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration with family friendly activities in the Ames Atrium including interactive writing, self portraits and interaction with items from the Museum’s archives. Here’s what we saw. 

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Emanuel Wallace is a photographer and journalist from Cleveland, Ohio. He has been the staff photographer for Cleveland Scene magazine since 2014. In the past, he has contributed to Cleveland.com, Destination Cleveland and the Call & Post, among other outlets. In his spare time, Emanuel likes to experiment with crafting various cocktails and brewing his own beer.