Everelena Cannon

2009
Carpenter, Syd

Object Details

TITLE:
Everelena Cannon
DATE:
2009
MEDIUM:
Clay, acrylic, and graphite
DIMENSIONS:
41 x 35 3/4 x 23 3/4 in.
CREDIT LINE:
Museum purchase, 2018

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Description

Carpenter’s sculpture is inspired by Black-owned farms she visited during trips through South Carolina and Georgia. William Valerio, Woodmere’s director, describes this sculpture: "There’s something very painterly about the sculpture. Carpenter uses a range of visual tactics within the same work of art: abstract elements slam up against more detailed representations, such as the fork-like tool in Carpenter’s work."

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