Ayana V jackson - Maria de Latte I-III, Matron Saint of Nannies and Wetnurses

Ayana V jackson - Maria de Latte I-III, Matron Saint of Nannies and Wetnurses
  • Title: Ayana V jackson - Maria de Latte I-III, Matron Saint of Nannies and Wetnurses
  • Dimensions: 60 x 86cm, 117 x 90cm, 60 x 86com
  • Materials: Mixed Media
  • Primary Medium: Archival Pigment Print
  • Year Created: 2011
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Artwork Description


This installation view presents Maria de Latte, Matron Saint of Nannies and Wetnurses. This installation was part of my exhibition Projection Surface at Johannesburg's Gallery MOMO. www.gallerymomo.com.

Ayana V jackson

Ayana V jackson

Ayana V. Jackson (1977) received her BA from Spelman College and studied under Khaterina Sieverding at the University of Arts Berlin (Germany). She has exhibited her work in association with Gallery MOMO (Johannesburg, RSA), Rush Arts Gallery(USA), A Gathering of the Tribes (USA), Galerie Peter Herrmann (Germany), San Francisco Mexican Museum (USA) the Franklyn H. Williams CCC/African Diaspora Institute (USA) and CulturesFrance (FR). She has received grants from the Inter America Foundation and Puma Creative, the latter supporting her participation in the 2009 Bamako African Photography Biennial. Public art exhibitions include Round 32 of Project Rowhouses (USA) in Houston’s 3rd ward. Her photography can be found in publications including the exhibition catalogue for her series African by Legacy, Mexican by Birth, "Souls: A Critical Journal of Black Politics, Culture, and Society" (Columbia University) and Camera Austria. She has lectured and conducted workshops at university and arts institutions in the US, Colombia. Mexico, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.

Website: www.avjphotography.com, www.gallerymomo.com

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  • adrian roman
    Wednesday, 16 November 2011 13:27 | posted by adrian roman

    beautiful!

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