Our new exhibition season Core Memory is on view until June 25.

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Core Memory Exhibition Season, Spring 2022

February 19, 2022 – June 25, 2022

The Core Memory exhibitions, Louisiana Native American Basketry and Encoded, put into conversation two modalities of weaving: Indigenous basketry and the emergent field of systems-based textiles.

Left: Darlene Langley Robinson. Coiled and sewn storage basket with lid, 2000. Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) needles, coyyihissí, raffia, pahí. Rght: Detail view. Ahree Lee. “Ada,” 2019. Cotton, linen and wool on canvas.

Core Memory: Louisiana Native American Basketry

Scarlett Darden. Plaited heart-shaped basket with loop for hanging with Ketmix Soq (Mouse Tracks) design, 2015. Rivercane (Arundinaria gigantea).
Anna Mae Juneau. Coiled and sewn fruit basket, c. 1970-1981. Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) needles, raffia.
Janie Verret Luster. Basket, 2022. Dwarf palmetto (Sabal minor) with synthetic red dyes.
Lorena Langley. Plaited Alimpá (fanner basket) with Worm Tracks on Pine Bark design, 2005. Rivercane (Arundinaria gigantea), iɫaní
Darlene Langley Robinson. Coiled and sewn storage basket with lid, 2000. Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) needles, coyyihissí, raffia, pahí.

Core Memory: Encoded

Robin Kang. "Phantasmic Data Dawn", 2015. Hand Jacquard woven cotton, synthetic yarns, hand dyed wool, plastic bag.
Beryl Korot. Weavers Notation- Variation 2, 2012. Digital embroidery and inkjet on photo rag paper. Edition of 6.
Faig Ahmed. Invert, 2014. Handmade wool carpet.
Ahree Lee. Ada, 2019. Cotton, linen and wool on canvas.
Faig Ahmed. Virgin, 2016. Handmade wool carpet. Edition 1 of 3.
Ahree Lee. Noise, 2019. Cotton, linen and copper on canvas.
Robin Kang. “Topaz Tetra Oscillator,” 2016. Hand jacquard woven cotton, hand dyed wool, satin and metallic yarn.
Beryl Korot. Weavers Notation- Variation 1, 2012. Digital embroidery and inkjet on photo rag paper. Edition of 6.
Faig Ahmed. Impossible Viscosity, 2014. Handmade wool carpet.

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