Teaching Gallery: Folklore in African Diaspora Literature
Exhibition
Exhibition Overview
Teaching Gallery: Folklore in African Diaspora Literature
January 6, 2015–February 1, 2015
Gallery 319, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
Selections primarily drawn from the Hughes Haitian Art Collection to compliment a seminar on folklore in African diaspora literature.
Works of art
Renée Stout; Zanatta Editions; Maurice Sanchez; Derriere L'Etoile Studios
Renée Stout
untitled (Eyes of Legba),
2002
Renée Stout
Hoodoo You Love,
1989
Renée Stout
Root Chart #1,
2006
Frantz Beauvoir
Erzuli as Piper,
1974
Edgar Brierre (born 1933)
Three Angels with Black Jesus,
circa 1960s
Charles Ermistral (Thialy) (born 1937, active 1973–present)
Christ Carrying the Cross,
1973–1976
Charles Ermistral (Thialy) (born 1937, active 1973–present)
Evil Spirits,
1973–1976
Joel Delva
Christ's resurrection from a checkered tomb,
circa 1970
Gervais Emmanuel Ducasse (1903–1988)
Adam and Eve Driven from Paradise,
circa 1940–1976
Rigaud S. Benoît (1911–1986); Antonio Joseph (1921–2016, active 1944–2016)
untitled,
circa 1980
Jacksin Mesidor
Arche de Noé (Noah's Ark),
circa 1970
Jean Edy Morisset
Vodou Ceremony,
circa 1970
Salnave Philippe-Auguste (1908–1989, active 1958–1989)
Colère (Anger),
1974
André Pierre (1914–2005, active 1940s–2004)
Morantus
nativity scene with three wise men,
circa 1970
Bernard Séjourné (1947–1994)
Erzuline,
1974
Robert St. Brice (1893–1973, active 1949–1973)
Erzuli and Evil Spirits,
mid 1900s
angel with a trumpet,
circa 1970