CEREMONIES IN CIRCLES
April 4 through December 29, 2024
In the Down Jersey Folklife Center

Explore traditional masks, garments, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations of West African cultures. Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings.

CEREMONIES IN CIRCLES
April 4 through December 29, 2024
In the Down Jersey Folklife Center

Explore traditional masks, garments, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations of West African cultures. Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings.

CEREMONIES IN CIRCLES
April 4 through December 29, 2024
In the Down Jersey Folklife Center

Explore traditional masks, garments, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations of West African cultures. Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings.

CEREMONIES IN CIRCLES
April 4 through December 29, 2024
In the Down Jersey Folklife Center

Explore traditional masks, garments, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations of West African cultures. Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings.

CEREMONIES IN CIRCLES
April 4 through December 29, 2024
In the Down Jersey Folklife Center

Explore traditional masks, garments, and objects related to special rituals and community celebrations of West African cultures. Most featured artworks were created by artists in our region, with others acquired from private collections. The exhibit provides insights into the West African traditions of masquerade as well as artistic interpretations of old wisdom and new meanings.