Let them eat red earth. Let them eat dirt.

September 9 – February 28, 2017

Exhibiting Artist:
Aisha Tandiwe Bell

Bell’s Giants are part of a syntax of symbols collected and resourced to convey visual narratives. With traps, boxes, crowns, masks, shrouds, holes, gold twine, zinc tubs, jute rope, this slow growing alphabet culls its elements from a history of inequality, brutality, and displacement.


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Lean too, make shifts, and quiet hulking Rage, 2016

Ceramic stoneware, iron and copper oxides, glaze, fabric.

Lean too, make shifts, and quiet hulking Rage, 2016

Ceramic stoneware, iron and copper oxides, glaze, fabric.

Shroud…, 2016

Ceramic stoneware, iron oxide, cobalt oxide, fabric, acrylic paint, fabric

Fragments and Artifacts: Stripes, Scars, Bars, and Bullseye, 2015-2016

Ceramic stoneware, terracotta, iron oxide, cobalt oxides, glaze, epoxy, enamel.

Fragments and Artifacts (detail), 2016

Caramic stoneware, terracotta, iron oxide, cobalt oxides, glaze, epoxy, enamel

Color Blind, and Eaters of earth, spitters of mud, 2016

Ceramic stoneware and terracotta, iron, cobalt, and copper oxides glaze, gold twine, jute rope, synthetic hair, acrylic paint

Color Blind, and Eaters of earth, spitters of mud, 2016

Ceramic stoneware and terracotta, iron, cobalt, and copper oxides glaze, gold twine, jute rope, synthetic hair, acrylic paint

Color Blind, and Eaters of earth, spitters of mud, 2016

Ceramic stoneware and terracotta, iron, cobalt, and copper oxides glaze, gold twine, jute rope, synthetic hair, acrylic paint

Kinky and a noted tangle slinger, 2015

Ceramic stoneware, iron and cobalt oxides, glaze, synthetic hair, acrylic paint, canvas

Tricked Out Trap, 2016

Cardboard, wood, fabric, paint