Makonnen Sankofa interviews Margaret Andrews, author of Becoming Fowokan: The Life and Works of Fowokan George Kelly.
In this discussion, Margaret explores the life and artistic journey of Jamaican-born sculptor Fowokan George Kelly, renowned for his striking portraits of people of African descent. She delves into his inspirations, creative process, and the cultural significance of his work in the African diaspora.
The interview also highlights Fowokan’s transition from self-taught artist to an influential sculptor, as well as the broader themes of identity, heritage, and artistic expression that define his legacy.
