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To create this sculpture, Kendell Geers appropriates a nkisi nkondi (singular) sculpture of the Kongo people that was mass-produced for the tourist market. Minkisi (plural) figures were typically used as protective relics; the nails on it represent the many times the object would have been ritually activated. Geers wraps the object with white and red chevron tape—the South African equivalent of yellow and black caution tape used in the US to mark off the scene of a crime—simultaneously signaling danger and acting as a shield. The artist’s deliberate use of the term fetish recalls African ritual objects’ fetishization as art and global commodities by the West since the turn of the 20th century. While once used in scholarship to describe African religious objects like nkisi, the word 'fetish' is now understood as both inaccurate and inappropriate.

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Happy Thursday everyone! Today is our last day of Previews for the May 2020 Release. This month is full of amazing goodies as always! We have 3 new stamps sets releasing on the 15th. Remember, there will be a short BLOG HOP where one lucky person will take home the entire release. Be sure to join The Greeting Farm Fan

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