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CHICKEN COOP HEINE

38" x 46" (3 layers)
Acrylics, oils, spray enamel,  and paint sticks on glass mounted with bent nails on a shipping pallet

In 1955, chickens and pigeons were kept in ramshackle, unlit backyard coops in Compton, California, by its poor brown and black residents. Opportunity and exploitation came together in the half-darkened city’s early night while dinner was being served in the house.

Price: . . . . . . . . . . . $1,350
 

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