African Mask is about the deep feelings of resentment held by many members of the black community in New Orleans. In the aftermath of the storm, charges were made that if the population had been largely white, help would have been much quicker in arriving. The piece incorporates an African mask, multi colored yarn, a piece of a small table, two small dolls, a portion of a mixed media piece, and a cupboard door on which a narrative of the storm has been written. 24" x 60" SOLD