God forgives; man may not. The Book of Mark traverses identity, semiotics, religion, and spirituality. Contending with morality, Mark Anthony Brown Jr. employs photography, drawing, printmaking, and installation to further infer markers of manhood, syncretize modes of divination, and grapple with the ball and chain games of social progress. A Midwesterner rooted in the American South, Brown considers how our landscape connects one to spirit and ancestry. All of the elements are present–the ...
