In the spirit of her great teacher Boardman Robinson, Mildred Wolfe gives a strong, new voice to President Roosevelt's "Four Freedoms" in the midst of a new Red Scare.  The paintings are installed in the B. M. Stevens Store in Richton.

Sometimes, paintings tell a story. Other times, they are the story. PK Media dives into the journey that 4 paintings embarked on, dating back to a pre-WWII Roosevelt speech. Four Freedoms is a very Mississippi story about an artist struggling to take her place in high-society Jackson, a business pioneer who recognized the intersection of public art and commerce, and how a series of paintings made their way from a general store in rural Richton to the largest art museum in the state.