Reservation Petroglyphs
Reservation Petroglyphs is a collection of print and handmade paper impressions of Lumbee inscriptions on the East Baltimore landscape. Sites documented include an inscription on the facade of the former Lewis Family home on N. Madeira Street, bricks of the facade of the Baltimore American Indian Center, a detail of a cross mosaic in front of South Broadway Baptist Church, commemorative bricks on Broadway Pier, and artwork in Point Park.
Serigraph on Rives BRK 280 GSM Natural Cold Press
Castings in handmade cotton, tobacco, and longleaf pine paper
From rubbings and casts of Lumbee inscriptions in Baltimore, Maryland
Edition of 10, 11 ½ x 15 ⅜ x ⅞” closed.
Made in collaboration with Forrest Lawson and the George Mason University School of Art printmaking studio in Fairfax, Virginia; Thomas Jones, Alice Mae Jones, Stanton Lewis, Amber Chavis, Audrey and Larece Hunt, Roger Oxendine, Austin Abistado, and Maggie Jones.
With thanks to Zoë Charlton, the George Mason University School of Art SEAD (Scholars, Educators, Artists, and Designers) Program, Tracie Pouliot, Beth Saunders, The Lewis Family, Frieda and Richard Minner, The Baltimore American Indian Center, South Broadway Baptist Church, The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, the T. Rowe Price Foundation, and the Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore.
