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Sorghum / Castor Detail Azul, Hamburg Imagine the City
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Die Verhüllung (statues of Christopher Columbus and Vasco da Gama on the Kornhausbrücke in Hamburg, Germany), 2021.
Photos by Laura Leglise, courtesy of Imagine the City
Die Verhüllung (statues of Christopher Columbus and Vasco da Gama on the Kornhausbrücke in Hamburg, Germany), 2021.
Photos by Laura Leglise, courtesy of Imagine the City
Joiri Minaya
Sorghum / Millet, 2026
Gouache on Yupo Paper
14 x 11 inches
15 1/16 x 12 1/16 inches framed
15 1/16 x 12 1/16 inches framed
JM055
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This painting is a vertical iteration of the Sorghum / Millet, 2021 that is within the pattern for Die Verhüllung (statues of Christopher Columbus and Vasco da Gama on the...
This painting is a vertical iteration of the Sorghum / Millet, 2021 that is within the pattern for Die Verhüllung (statues of Christopher Columbus and Vasco da Gama on the Kornhausbrücke in Hamburg, Germany), 2021.
"For Die Verhüllung in Hamburg, Germany, a design of castor and millet plants, believed to protect the Maji Maji Rebels against the Germans in Tanzania in 1905, covers a statue of Vasco da Gama, while aloe and sansevaria (two important plants in afro-diasporic spiritual beliefs) crossed like spears cover Columbus." - Joiri Minaya
"For Die Verhüllung in Hamburg, Germany, a design of castor and millet plants, believed to protect the Maji Maji Rebels against the Germans in Tanzania in 1905, covers a statue of Vasco da Gama, while aloe and sansevaria (two important plants in afro-diasporic spiritual beliefs) crossed like spears cover Columbus." - Joiri Minaya
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