Woodrow Nash

African Nouveau

**Sharifa - Honored and Virtuous Woman**
30”x14”x10” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Nizara - Blessed by God**
27.5”x19”x10 Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Ehozimantu - Spirit of Humanity**
28”x21.5”x10” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Ajewale - Blessings Have Come**
27.5”x20”x10” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Beaded Queen Nandi**
80”x18”x18”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Mkekeomi-Torso with Deers*Sold**
30”x22”x11”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Sold***

**Amma - Mother**
26”x20”x16”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

Incorporating various styles and techniques Nash utilizes stoneware, earthenware, terracotta and porcelain. The sculptures are then fired electronically using a pit firing technique giving the sculptures a "raku" effect; creating an "African Nouveau" trademark that is solely his own. Each sculptural figure is unique and strikes an individual pose of poetic grace and refined detail — each telling their own story.

**Azibo - Earth**
30”x25”x12” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Omailea - Poet**
25”x20”x11” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Dayo - Joy Arrives**
31”x23”x11” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Keisha - Great Joy**
24”x20”10” Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Nolwazi - Knowledgeable One**
20.5”x15”x12.5”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Imani- Pillar of Faith**
16”x12”x8”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Beaded Chief Mansa Musa**
80”x18”x18”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Thandiwe - Beloved**
21”x14”x12”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Nkechi - God’s Gift**
20”x14”x12”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

**Dendi -Inquisitive One**
20”x14”x12”Ceramic Mixed Media
***Available***

The most striking encounters at Whitney Plantation are with the statues of slave children who look so frighteningly real. They constantly remind people that it wasn’t just adults that lived, worked, and died on plantations.

Whitney Plantation