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 Ellen Lesperanceb. 1971, United StatesThe Vigil, 2019Gouache and graphite on tea-stained paper A specific history of women’s protest informs the two drawings by Ellen Lesperance included in Political Fabric. Each is based on the patterns of sweaters worn by the women of the Welsh group 'Women...

 Eamon Ore-Giron b. 1973, United StatesInfinite Regress CL, 2021Mineral paint and flashe on linen Los Angeles-based Eamon Ore-Giron was born in Tucson, Arizona to Peruvian and Irish American parents. His paintings draw from traditions of geometric abstraction and reference his layered Latinx identity. Forms and compositions...

 Sheila Hicks b. 1934, United StatesHyperion, 2021Synthetic fibers, cotton, and wood Sheila Hicks is an artist historically recognized as a significant innovator of the textile medium and someone who has pursued it as a “high art” since the 1950s. Her projects are informed by the diverse...

 Alfred Jensen b. 1903, Guatemala; d. 1981, United StatesThe Acroatic Rectangle, Per. V, 1967Oil on canvas Alfred Jensen’s brightly colored, geometric paintings are influenced by his study of Mayan, Greek and Chinese numerology, tied to astronomy and cosmology. Born in Guatemala, Alfred Jensen’s peripatetic life included...

 Philip Pearlsteinb. 1924, United States; d. 2022, United StatesTwo Female Models on a Navajo Rug, 1971Oil on canvas The title Two Female Models on a Navajo Rug succinctly identifies the subject of this 1971 painting by Philip Pearlstein. Two nude female models are portrayed on a...

Yanira Collado b. 1975, United States Penumbras para Apambichao 5, 2022 Textile sourced from men’s Palm Beach suits (1920s and 1950–70s), paper, paint, cardboard, ink, and mixed media Cut pieces of fabric serve as surrogates for historical and emotional trauma in several works in this gallery,...