ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 2月16日 06時33分

Swirling into motion, egúngún masquerade costumes appear during annual festivities to bless the community. Manifesting ancestral spirits, they serve as a bridge between the living and the otherworld. Paka egúngún, which escort more senior masks and perform whirling dances, are covered with fabric panels that create a dwelling place for ancestral spirits. Arranged and selected according to Yorùbá design sense (ojú-ọnà), this mask incorporates hundreds of African, Asian, and European fabrics. These include imported damasks, velvets, faux furs, and embroideries, as well as local indigo-dyed cottons. On view through August 18, the exhibition #OneEgngn takes a deep look at the life story of this stunning 20th century masquerade costume. ? @jonathan_dorado

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