MoMA

Party on the CAPS, 2018–2019

Meriem Bennani

Moroccan, born 1988

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Prep, 2015

Ajay Kurian

Whitney Museum of American Art

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DeadStar Memorial Structure (on their hands at last a) 4.1.94, 2003

Banks Violette

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Çatal Hüyük (level VI B) Shrine VI B.1, 2001

Frank Stella

Frank Stella (American, b. 1936)

MoMA

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Peace and Time (XII), 1993

Richard Tuttle

American, born 1941

MoMA

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan is the World’s Largest Gothic Cathedral. Except, of course, that it is a fake; first by the simple fact of being built in Manhattan, at the turn of the century. But the stone work is re-inforced with steel which is expanding with rust. Someday it will destroy the stone. The Cathedral is in Morningside Heights overlooking a panoramic view of Harlem which is separated by a high fence., 1989

Jimmie Durham

American, 1940–2021

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Smoking Pipe I, 1989

Win Knowlton

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Aggressive Representation, 1985

Joel Otterson

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Model for Portal, 1977

Isamu Noguchi

Isamu Noguchi (American, 1904–1988)

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Locator (Studio Corner), 1971

Nancy Holt

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Neon Corner, 1970

Rafael Ferrer

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Rolled, Encased & Sawed, 1969

Richard Serra

MoMA

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Untitled, Poi Poi pipe, c. 1961

Robert Filliou

French, 1926–1987

MoMA

Necklace, 1954

Patricia Smith

American

MoMA

A Universe, 1934

Alexander Calder

American, 1898–1976

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Calder's Circus, 1926–1931

Alexander Calder

Whitney Museum of American Art

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Elephant and Trainer, 1926–1931

Alexander Calder

Curiosity, c. 1770–1775

Maker Unknown