syncretism
NOUN
the amalgamation or attempted amalgamation of different religions, cultures, or schools of thought.
"interfaith dialogue can easily slip into syncretism"
linguistics
the merging of different inflectional varieties of a word during the development of a language.
"DAHOMEY IN THE CAFE" (charcoal on paper, 30” x 30”); SOLD; In Collection of the David C. Driskell Center for the Study of the Visual Arts and Culture of African Americans and the African Diaspora
"THOUGHTS FOR IDIA" (charcoal on paper, 18” x 24”); SOLD; In Collection of Elizabeth Kaspern, exhibited at the Museum of Science and Industry Chicago
"FISHERMAN OF SOULS" (charcoal and graphite, 25" x 35.75"); exhibited at African American Museum Dallas, Museum of Science of Industry Chicago, and Whatcom Museum Bellingham
"JANUS" (charcoal, 18” x 24”)
"LORD OF THE 'FLYS'" (charcoal, 23" x 34"), exhibited at Museum of Science and Industry Chicago
"YOU REMIND ME/JUST ANOTHER DAY" (charcoal and graphite, 28" x 38"), exhibited at the Museum of Science and Industry Chicago
"ALL IN ME" (charcoal and graphite, 10.5"x16"); SOLD, In Private Collection
"MOONLIGHT" (charcoal, 16" x 26")
ST GEORGE THE DRAGON (charcoal, graphite, red card stock, 38" x 28")
GROWTH FOR MARTYRS (charcoal and graphite, 15 3/4" x 28 5/16")
"SALT" (charcoal and graphite, 28" x 38"), SOLD, In collection of Dr. Mel Michelle Lewis
"MY GOD HAS HORNS TOO" (charcoal, 18" x 24") SOLD, In Private Collection
TRAP WEDNESDAY (charcoal, gold leaf 30" x 30")
MONDAY (charcoal and graphite, 21" x 18")
Now You See Me (charcoal and graphite, 33 13/16" x 29 3/4"), SOLD, In Collection of Christine Isabelle Oaklander, Ph.D., exhibited at the Museum of Science and Industry Chicago
PEARLS BEFORE (charcoal and graphite, 16 1/2" x 22 15/16") SOLD, In Collection of S. Omell Shanks
STEPPING IN THE SAME PLACE (charcoal and graphite, 28 1/4" x 38 5/8") SOLD, In Collection of Thomas Mills and Paul Scott
"LET US IN", (charcoal and graphite, "26 13/16" x 18 3/8") SOLD, In Private Collection
"LEAVING" (21"x13"x24" diptych in cased in a suitcase. Top Half: charcoal, graphite, acrylic with floral wallpaper. Bottom half: charcoal, graphite, floral wallpaper, torn pieces of a family photo with portions drawn in) Featured in the Washington Post