Glendalys Medina, Jeffrey Gibson, Kathe Burkhart, Matthew Brannon
FAIR PRESENTED BY NADA
May 20 – Jun 21, 2020
Link: FAIR presented by NADA website
FAIR Week 1 (May 20):
Glendalys Medina, Seen, 2010
FAIR Week 2 (May 27):
Jeffrey Gibson, Look How Far We’ve Come 053, 2017
FAIR Week 3 (June 8):
Kathe Burkhart, You Can’t Always Fry the Fish You Want to Fry, 1984
FAIR Week 4 (June 15):
Matthew Brannon, Safe Distance, 2014
Viewing link forthcoming
![Kneeling Figure (Eshu-Elegba). Height: 11 in. (28 cm). Yoruba. Late 19th, early 20th century.
Photographic reproduction. Brooklyn Museum. Arts of Africa Collection. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Joel Hoffman. Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0.
[Image description: A photographic reproduction of a carved sculpture of a kneeling figure, Legba, the god of the crossroads, as well as the god of chaos; depicted here as a figure who serves as a connecting tissue between Africans on the continent and the Diaspora.]](https://participantinc.org/content/2-seasons/6-season-18/6-shrine/brooklyn_museum_81.102-kneeling-figure-eshu-elegba-3.jpg)
