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...
Gisela McDaniel b. 1995, United StatesBanidosa, 2021Oil on panel, found object, and sound...
Ghada Amer b. 1963, Egypt Portrait of Kamila, 2020 Acrylic, embroidery, and gel medium on canvas...
Maria A. Guzmán Capron b. 1981, United StatesUn paso que vibra, 2022Fabric, thread, batting, stuffing, spray paint, latex paint, and fabric paint...
Yanira Colladob. 1975, United StatesPenumbras para Apambichao 5, 2022Textile 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, including Yanira Collardo’s...
Bisa Butlerb. 1973, United StatesMobile Madonna, 2022Cotton, silk, wool, and velvet quilted and appliquéd...
Arturo Cuencab. 1955, Cuba; d. 2021 United StatesModernbundo, 1991Oil on canvasOne of the leading artists of the 1980s in Cuba, Arturo Cuenca develops a critical conceptual work in the art of this decade. Modernbundo embodies the imprint of conceptualism in his poetics and evidences the...
Ayana V. Jacksonb. 1977, United StatesDestruction, 2011Archival pigment print, ed. 3/6 + 2 AP...
Merik Gomab. 1987, United StatesYour Absence Is My Monument, Untitled 5, 2020Digital chromogenic print, ed. 1/3...
Leon Golubb. 1922, United States; d. 2004, United StatesVietnamese Woman II, 1976Acrylic on burlap...
Leon Golubb. 1922, United States; d. 2004, United StatesHead XXX VIII, 1959Oil on canvas...
Nan Goldin b. 1953, United StatesGuido with his Mother, Grandmother and Shadow, Turin, 1999Cibachrome face-mounted with Diasec, ed. 1/3...
Nan Goldinb. 1953, United StatesChristine Floating in the Sea, St. Barth’s, 1999Dye destruction print, ed. 13/15...
Marcel Dzamab. 1974, CanadaUntitled, 2005Ink and watercolor on paper...
Rashid Johnsonb. 1977, United StatesThe Negro Escapist Social and Athletic Club (Dr. Minton), 2010Gelatin silver print, ed. 3/3 + 2 AP...
Ray Smith b. 1959, United StatesEl rapto de las frutas, 1990Oil on panel, in twelve parts...
Larry Riversb. 1923, United States; d. 2002, United StatesThe Second Greatest Homosexual, 1965Acrylic, nails, wood collage, and Plexiglas on cardboard construction laid on panel...
Reginald O’Neal b. 1992, United StatesThe Cellist, 2023Expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, polyurethane paint, and topcoat The Cellist, a ten-foot-tall reimagining of a porcelain jazz figurine, represents Reginald O’Neal’s first sculptural installation. Extending his Entertainer series, the work critiques the commodification of Black artists, transforming a mass-produced...