Diversity, East Africa - NP
Diversity, East Africa by Cookie Davis
Patterns take from different cultures. Kente, a Ghanaian originally inspired by a spider’s web. Shweshe, a traditional fabric of southern African clothing, Aso Oke means top cloth, designed and worn by Yorba people of West Africa. Bongolan known as mud cloth. Produced by the Bambara tribe of Mali and Ankara commonly worn by people in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and Sudan. This cloth symbols represent moods, feeling, cultures and traditions of the designers. This was a fun project.
This piece is part of the "I See a Pattern Here" exhibit at Northpoint Dental, 11257 Alta Dr. Units 101 and 102, Jacksonville, FL 32226.
The Exhibit will run from Feb 26th - Jun 24th, 2024. An open house for this exhibit will be held on Mar 9th, 2024, from 2pm - 4pm. You may purchase this piece online. You can pick up your piece at Northpoint Dental.
Details
Original Work
Artist Cookie Davis
20 x 24 inches
Acrylic
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