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Basket
c. 1645
Metal frame worked with glass beads, applied motifs of gold and silver leafed paper and linen, plain weave; beaded
England
Art Institute of Chicago
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Basket
c. 1645
Metal frame worked with glass beads, applied motifs of gold and silver leafed paper and linen, plain weave; beaded
England
Art Institute of Chicago
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Motifs from the stencilled borders in this room have been arranged to make an area of concentrated pattern over the mirror.
Stencilling - A Design and Source Book, 1987
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Remaining A Child. Shan Goshorn. 2017. X-rays, frosted vellum, artificial sinew.
"This single-weave basket is inspired by traditional Cherokee ones but rather than being woven with white oak splints, it is woven from splints created from X-rays and frosted vellum paper. Two LED lights are placed inside this piece: when the lights are off, the Cherokee basket pattern of “Mountains” is evident, linking these children with their homelands. But when the lights are on, the bone images are visible, referencing human remains. The names of the buried students in the [Carlisle Indian School] cemetery (including 13 "Unknown") are hand written on the vellum. The shape of the basket is also a familiar Cherokee one called a "coffin" shape." [x]
