To many of us Westerners, African art exudes an aura of otherworldly mysticism. We think of intricate masks and figures that resemble beings not human, or ritual objects with mysterious powers that we are unable to exploit. These ritual objects, of course, have incredible cultural value; but in some cases, the everyday and seemingly mundane […]
Ordinary Objects, Unexpectedly Profound
This entry was posted on Monday, May 24th, 2010