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Jeffrey Gibson, I will continue to change (WHY DO WE KILL PEOPLE WHO KILL PEOPLE TO SHOW PEOPLE THAT KILLING PEOPLE IS WRONG?) (2024)
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Acrylic paint on watercolor paper, vintage pinback button, canvas, acrylic felt, glass beads, silicone adhesive, 53.3 × 38.1 cm
Title: Jeffrey Gibson, I will continue to change (WHY DO WE KILL PEOPLE WHO KILL PEOPLE TO SHOW PEOPLE THAT KILLING PEOPLE IS WRONG?) (2024)
Description:
Acrylic paint on watercolor paper, vintage pinback button, canvas, acrylic felt, glass beads, silicone adhesive, 53.
3 × 38.
1 cm.
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