Rubble collected from construction sites in Seoul, South Korea, house paints in colors of local gardens
2009
Defunct electronic parts, electrical/audio wire, petrified wood, cassiterite (tin), bauxite (aluminum), sphalerite (zinc), chalcopyrite (copper), wood
2021
Steamers, stool, saw blade, woven yarn, charred wood branch, bamboo stakes, plaster, blown glass, sealed containers of fermenting peppers, red chili pepper powder, sulfur powder, rolling pallet
2019
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Richard K. Kent is an art historian, photographer and poet. He teaches courses in East Asian art history and in the history of Western photography at Franklin & Marshall College.
Sidewalk bricks, numerous layers of hand-polished pigment, wood structure
27.5" x 41"
2016
Found electrical wire from construction sites in Beijing, wood coated in asphalt, string
26 x 13.5"
2016
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Kristen Hileman has served as curator at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC, Head of the Contemporary Department at The Baltimore Museum of Art, and the inaugural curator at The Delaware Contemporary.
Stack of work shirt sleeves made with hand and machine stitching. Each sleeve is created from a single sheet of office paper, folded and stitched, featuring hand-drawn patterns, and buttons; cast concrete
2016/22
Stack of work shirt sleeves made with hand and machine stitching. Each sleeve is created from a single sheet of office paper, folded and stitched, featuring hand-drawn patterns, and buttons; cast concrete
2016/22
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Karen Patterson joined the Fabric Museum and Workshop in 2019. Prior to this appointment she was Senior Curator at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center since 2012.
Collage created from black and blue parts torn from newspaper images, newspapers from Seoul, wood panel
43" x 37"
2011
Graph paper, house paint, trash bag, plastic bag, cardboard, receipts, envelopes
35" x 37" x 6"
2007
Graph paper, plastic buttons; bank check, grocery bag, electrical wire
20" x 28" x 3"; 7" x 5.5"
2006
76 Pages, Clothbound Hardcover, Published by D.A.P.
8.5" x 10.5"
2009
