BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Renwick Gallery -- Exhibit: Connections: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery

DC -- Renwick Gallery -- Exhibit: Connections: Contemporary Craft at the Renwick Gallery:

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. SIRGCO_210514_01.JPG: Convertible Car Kiln, ca 1971 Patti Warashina
2. SIRGCO_210514_14.JPG: Traces: Big Beach Baby, 2001 Lia Cook
3. SIRGCO_210523_01.JPG: Patent Model for a Good Life, 1995 Roy Superior
4. SIRGCO_210523_18.JPG: Coffer, 2018 Seth Gould
5. SIRGCO_211021_05.JPG: Washington, DC, Foreclosure Quilt 2015 Kathryn Clark Clark began to make her Foreclosure Quilts in 2007 to document the effects of the economic recession on the American landscape. By 2015 the mortgage crisis had faded from the news despite the ongoing distress of many homeowners, and Clark crafted this piece to keep the tragedy in the public eye. She chose quilting for its humble, utilitarian value and domestic associations. Her quilts document actual foreclosures from neighborhoods across the country.
6. SIRGCO_211021_17.JPG: The neighborhood (from Google Maps) represented in the piece.
7. SIRGCO_211021_18.JPG: Impressions 2008 Sebastian Martorana
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Description of Subject Matter: Connections: Contemporary Craft from the Permanent Collection at the Renwick Gallery
July 1, 2016 – Indefinitely
The permanent collection returns to the Renwick Gallery with a dynamic new presentation of 80+ objects celebrating craft as a discipline and an approach to living in the modern world. The installation includes iconic favorites alongside new acquisitions made during the museum’s renovation, which have never before been displayed at the museum. Nora Atkinson, The Lloyd Herman Curator of Craft, selected the objects and conceived the innovative presentation. Atkinson’s arrangement breaks from typical chronological and medium-based display formats to instead focus on the interconnectivity of objects and the overlapping stories they tell.
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