Quest: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot RestQuest: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest, 1993 Offset Lithograph Edition of 90 30 x 22 in Collaborative Printer: Bob Franklin The print Quest: We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest illustrates a couple in a doorway of a structure that is either a house or a building. A photographic image of a neatly dressed Black couple contrasts sharply with the expressionist renderings of the walls and roof of the building from which they emerge. The walls and

as a haven for the birds

What interested me about the subject matter here was a sort of anti-titillating effect—the original is syrupy-sweet

Teere means book but can also mean a way of life

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across all four seasons

My art choices and world views have been inspired by travel

and the possibilities of other dimensions

Odundo’s artworks are redolent of the human body in a way that reminds the viewer strongly of the inherent connections between the simple vessel form and the concept of the body as a vessel…The universality of her formal language has been deepened by her formal references to classical forms from ancient cultures all over the world

Heavily influenced by images and symbols of various global spiritual practices

he enlarged the photograph in his sunlit bedroom and watched the light fall across her face

Red is different from pink

The Songkeepers series follows women who are direct decedents of the Flying Africans