Gang Shit (2018)

Classical mythology

Lagos Island, South-Western Nigeria. 
The White-clad Eyo masquerade represents the spirit of the ancestors. Eyo tradition dates back to 1854,  held to accompany the soul of a dead Lagos King (Oba) or Chief (Otunba) as a burial rite and pay respects to the ancestors (AsiriMagazine, 2015).

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14x21 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

Solid wood frame in white|¼" space between the edge of the canvas print and the frame creates an iconic floating effect|Tighter frame around the edges provides a sleek, contemporary style|5/8" wide and 2" deep|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

White

Solid wood frame in black|¼" space between the edge of the canvas print and the frame creates an iconic floating effect|Tighter frame around the edges provides a sleek, contemporary style|5/8" wide and 2" deep|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

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16x24 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

20x30 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

24x36 Standard Canvas with Slim Float Frame

Natural Wood

Solid aluminum frame in light pewter color|Simple and clean lines make it perfect for all types of prints|Sleek box profile, 7/8" tall and 1.25" deep|Bright white mat border|Thick 0.098" framing-grade clear acrylic|Mounted on acid-free foam board and black paper backing|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

Metal: Light Pewter

Solid aluminum frame in dark pewter color|Simple and clean lines make it perfect for all types of prints|Sleek box profile, 7/8" tall and 1.25" deep|Bright white mat border|Thick 0.098" framing-grade clear acrylic|Mounted on acid-free foam board and black paper backing|Arrives ready to hang with installed hardware

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