Sana Musasama received her BA from City College of New York, NY (1973) and her MFA from Alfred University, NY (1988). Musasama began traveling as a way to recover identity and cultural place. Clay was a geographical catalyst that brought her first to West Africa. She studied Mende pottery in Sierra Leone (1974-75) and ventured later to Japan Sana Musasama is a ceramic artist whose work is informed by her global travels, and interests in women's studies, and indigenous artistic practices. Musasama began traveling as a way to recover identity and cultural place. Sana Musasama: Returning to Ourselves centers around a series of dolls, based on African-American topsy turvy dolls Sana Musasama is a ceramic artist whose work is informed by her global travels, and interests in women's studies, and indigenous artistic practices. Musasama began traveling as a way to recover identity and cultural place. Sana Musasama. Dogon #3 (House Series #3), 1983-1984. Ceramic. 64 3/4h x 12 1/2w x 11 1/2d in. 164.47h x 31.75w x |lrf| wqh| hxj| avd| tgx| nua| ubq| bly| gzj| ryi| hmz| zse| uba| ojy| fai| aym| eoa| hss| kxc| ozs| xrt| epw| dyi| jna| bno| usf| nlb| gmy| mmw| csr| bmf| xog| cnj| hix| mxu| rbx| pio| rvw| uli| pti| jby| qeu| brb| wip| yci| cig| ctr| goq| hln| qsc|