Ink on paper, 43 x 39 inches
Upper register
Lower register
Swan crown
Mother Goose tales
Pinnacle princess
Girl with goose
Birthing the New South
King Cotton insignia
Capsized slaves insignia
KKK boy
Hooded KKK boy
Confederate Daughters shield under stairs
Grand Dragon KKK shields
Confederate shields display
Ink on paper, 50 x 55 inches
Mother Goose
Helmsman navigating hospital room dividers
Lantern
The lookout
Ink on paper, 56.5 x 50 inches
Detail of Confederate hat
Detail of “by their boot straps”
Ink on paper, 50 x 55 inches
Goosestep
Ink on paper, 48 x 22 inches
Cap and cravat
Ink on paper, 50 55 inches
As Nicholas Mirzoeff noted, psychiatrist and decolonization theorist Frantz Fanon called colonial regimes a “world of statues.” As Fanon put it, “The statue of the general who carried out the conquest” is part of “a world which is sure of itself, which crushes with its stones the backs flayed by whips: this is the colonial world.”
From “Trump iIs Putting Confederate Statues Back Up. Here’s Why They Must Fall Again” in The Intercept (August 8, 2025)
Redeemers
As Nicholas Mirzoeff noted, psychiatrist and decolonization theorist Frantz Fanon called colonial regimes a “world of statues.” As Fanon put it, “The statue of the general who carried out the conquest” is part of “a world which is sure of itself, which crushes with its stones the backs flayed by whips: this is the colonial world.”
From “Trump iIs Putting Confederate Statues Back Up. Here’s Why They Must Fall Again” in The Intercept (August 8, 2025)
Trainwreck panel
Forced to fire at the Union
Gleaners
Ink, oil stick, graphite and gouache on paper, 50 x 55 inches
Capitol swing
Cornice swing
Pedestal swing
Angels in the sky
Architrave swing