12 Nov

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 Jorge Eielson b. 1924, Peru; d. 2006, ItalyQuipus 79b, 1978Painted canvas over wood Quipu knots became the formal and conceptual focus of works by Jorge E. Eielson beginning in 1963. Used by various ancient cultures of the Andean region, including the Inca of the artist’s native...

12 Nov

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 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...

12 Nov

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 Esther Mahlangub. 1935, South AfricaUntitled, 2016Acrylic on canvas Esther Mahlangu’s vibrantly graphic paintings were first presented within an international art context in the renowned exhibition Magicien de la tierre (Magicians of the Earth) at the Centre Pompidou in Paris in 1989. Part of the Ndebele people...

12 Nov

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 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...

12 Nov

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 Ernesto Netob. 1964, BrazilGeOwlmeSong, 2016Cotton voil crochet and wooden knobs Ernesto Neto’s crochet piece made from hand-dyed cotton stretched onto wooden pegs references symbols and myths related to the cosmology of the Huni Kuin people of the Brazilian Amazon region. Neto has been living with this...

12 Nov

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 Olga de Amaralb. 1932, ColombiaLienzo 30, 2001Linen, gesso, and acrylic Olga de Amaral was one of the artists who revolutionized tapestry during the 1960s and promoted it as an art form of equal importance to that of painting or sculpture, is known for her recurrent use...

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 Guillermo Kuitcab. 1961, ArgentinaUntitled, 1991Acrylic on canvas Guillermo Kuitca's practice is strongly identified with his use of beds during the 1990s, two examples of which are on view in this gallery. In one of the works, a small three-dimensional mattress and box spring are covered by...