Black on Black Drawing

You see two groups of people: a group of Akans (a large tribe in Ghana) and a group of Akatas/Yankees (a term used by West Africans to refer to a black person who is born in the United States or somewhere other than Africa). They are seemingly in a unified field. Something is happening, but it isn’t very easy to determine exactly what it is. Maybe they have decided at this moment whether they are going to bridge this gap among them. What the dangers are if there is, in fact, a gap or if it is something substantial. IMPORTANT NOTE: This work is registered on Fairchain, a title management and authentication platform for fine art, organized around a high-impact social mission of supporting working artists. Each artwork registered on Fairchain is accompanied by a blockchain-backed Certificate of Title and Authenticity with provenance back to the artist’s studio. Fairchain deepens relationships between artists and patrons by establishing a secure record of ownership and authenticity, inclusion in the artist’s digital catalog raisonée, and protection from future authenticity or title disputes. Receipt of this work and its accompanying Certificate of Title and Authenticity is contingent on signing the Fairchain Agreement along with the artist's addendum, which buyers will receive by email shortly after purchase. In the event of any future resale, collectors will pay an agreed upon royalty rate. Buyers of this work may direct any questions about the work’s registration on Fairchain to .