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Spring 1
Spring 1
Courtesy of Hayden Phipps/Southern Guild

Spring 1

Artist Patrick Bongoy (Congolese, born 1980)
Date2022
MediumRecycled rubber inner tube
Dimensions8 ft. 3 in. x 24 in. x 9 in. (251.5 x 61 x 22.9 cm)
ClassificationsSculpture
Credit LineMuseum purchase, funds provided by the Ruth P. Phillips Art Acquisition Endowment
Object number2023.2.2
Visual DescriptionManipulated black rubber to create a circle, within the circle are pieces of red-orange rubber, and then pieces of the rubber hang down to the floor.
Dream Weave
Patrick Bongoy
2022
One beadwork rectangle, backed with printed cloth mounted on flexible material. Has rubber band attached to top for support. Black, red, white fringe at bottom. Beadwork consists of geometric frame of red, white, blue, yellow beads surrounding white field in which is spelled "Mikael Kanaki" in purple beads- believed to be maker's name.
Papua New Guinea
undated
A square of puzzle pieces in three shades of grey and one of black.  Two missing pieces on the edge open up the frame with white.
Jim McLean
1970
Round vessel with base and lid. Body of the vessel is decorated with a human face and incised scroll pattern that is repeated. The lid is decorated with spheres that serve as rattles when the piece is moved (there are small ceramic pieces inside some of the spheres). On the top of the lid a human is seated with legs crossed, arms down by their sides. The body of the figure is unclothed but the head is depicted with earspools and small headdress.
Maya Artist
c. 250- 500 CE
Wall sculpture: shaped pieces of magnesium, attached to each other, and painted bright colors
Frank Stella
1981
Striped, multi-colored cotton warp w/ predominately black and white striped interspersed with orange, pink and lime green narrow stripes w/ brown bands on selvedges; cotton weft design in white cotton along the ends. Two pieces of equal width sewn together.
Malagasy Artist
late 20th century
Hollow buff gray potter figure; red paint around collar of armor and on upper legs and alternating with strips of cream paint on club.
West Mexican Artist
1-200
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