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Dusasa II, El Anatsui  Ghanaian, Found aluminum, copper wire, and plastic disks
El Anatsui
2007
Between Earth and Heaven, El Anatsui  Ghanaian, Aluminum, copper wire
El Anatsui
2006
Piece, Gold and silver thread, French
French
early 19th century
Ensemble, Gareth Pugh  British, wool, cotton, synthetic, leather, metal, British
Designer Gareth Pugh
fall/winter 2013–14
"Grasshopper" Textile, Francoise Grossen  American, Fibers: brass foil cord, grass rope, black synthetic fiber
Designer Francoise Grossen
1978
Triptych, Dorothy Ruddick  American, Silk and linen
Designer Dorothy Ruddick
1978
Sermon, Terry Adkins  American, Manipulated steel, drum, ribbons, buttons
On loan to The Met
Terry Adkins
2002
Ladies' Cap, Wire frame, canvas, coiled copper metallic thread and silvered wrapped metal thread, Croatian
Croatian
ca. 1930
History Refused to Die, Thornton Dial  American, Okra stalks and roots, clothing, collaged drawings, tin, wire, steel, Masonite, steel chain, enamel, and spray paint
Thornton Dial
2004
The Village Where I Came From, Pacita Abad  Filipino American, Acrylic, oil, buttons, beads, and painted cloth on stitched and padded canvas
Pacita Abad
1991
Number 24, Leonardo Drew  American, Wood, rusted and patinated iron and cotton waste
Leonardo Drew
1992
Umbra 30, Olga de Amaral  Colombian, Linen, silver leaf, gesso, acrylic paint
Designer Olga de Amaral
2003
The Wine Dark Sea, H, Hew Locke  British, Mixed media
Hew Locke
2016
Rods on Round Background, Pol Bury  Belgian, Wood and metal
Pol Bury
1963
Untitled (Dream Catcher), Marie Watt  Seneca, American, Reclaimed wool blankets, satin binding, and thread, Seneca, Native American
Marie Watt
2014
All That Rises Must Converge, Barbara Chase-Riboud  American, Polished bronze, synthetic silk, and silk fiber
Barbara Chase-Riboud
1973
Ham pilu fertility figure, Fali artist, Wood, beads, cowrie shells, cotton, metal, Fali peoples
Fali artist
Mid–late 20th century
The Keys, Mary Proctor  American, Hollowcore door, plywood, keys, glass cabochons, buttons, watch faces, beads, toys and commercial paint
Mary Proctor
1996
Mt. Cotopaxi Transplant, Dennis Oppenheim  American, a. Pasted found prints and white opaque matte paint with graphite on black board in artist's frame; b.cocoa mat; c. painted wood
Dennis Oppenheim
1968
Vest, Maison Margiela  French, porcelain, metal, cotton, French
Design House Maison Margiela
Designer Martin Margiela
fall/winter 1989–90
Bwami society headdress, Lega artist, Raffia palm fiber, cowries, and elephant tail hair, Lega peoples
Lega artist
19th– early 20th century
Ham pilu fertility figure, Fali artist, Wood, beads, cowrie shells, cotton, metal, Fali peoples
Fali artist
Mid–late 20th century
Conjure, Delita Martin  American
Delita Martin
2021
Nefertiti - Miles Davis (Gold), Awol Erizku  American, Hard coated foam and mirror tile
Awol Erizku
2022
Untitled #19, Scott Rothstein  American, Silk, plastic wire
Designer Scott Rothstein
1988
Untitled (Swirl), Lucas Samaras  American, born Greece, Liquid aluminum on wood
Lucas Samaras
1961
Tightrope 5.1, Elias Sime  Ethiopian, Telephone wire nailed to fiberboard (telephone wire, nails on fiberboard)
Elias Sime
2009–14
I Live In My Own World, But It’s Ok, They Know Me Here, Sigmar Polke  German, Mixed media on fabric
Sigmar Polke
2002
Oval Form with Strings and Color, Barbara Hepworth  British, Elmwood, painted Elmwood, and cotton string
Barbara Hepworth
1966

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