Grisette shoes

Womens History Museum

Grisette shoes , 2022Price on Request
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MaterialGalleryLocation
shoe and mixed media Company GalleryNew York City
Description
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This vibrant contemporary sculpture features two abstract forms constructed from an eclectic array of found objects. Composed of colorful plastic, metal, and ceramic fragments, the work displays a chaotic yet captivating composition. The intricate and textured surfaces create a sense of visual complexity, inviting the viewer to explore the intricate interplay of various materials. The artist's distinctive style blends elements of assemblage, pop art, and recycled materials, reflecting a commentary on consumerism and the impermanence of modern life. Through this dynamic and thought-provoking piece, the artist encourages the audience to consider the intersection of art, everyday objects, and the broader societal context. ...

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The Secret Litter of My Metropolitan Fashion Life
Artist
Womens History Museum
1990

Women’s History Museum was founded by Mattie Barringer (b. 1990) and Amanda McGowan (b. 1990) in 2015 out of the desire to create novel and previously unseen images of beauty. The duo engages with fashion as a medium that has the potential to exist beyond regurgitative spectacle and the ability to change the fabric of reality. Their art practice, which includes sculpture, film, painting, drawing, photography, and performance, is dictated by meticulously sourced historical materials and close collaborations with other artists who often double as models in their fashion shows. In an effort to encompass the psychic reality of fashion and foster a creative community, they interrogate the idea of the museum and insist on alternative and inclusive methods of recording history. ...

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Grisette shoes
Womens History MuseumGrisette shoes , 2022Price on Request
Grisette shoes
Womens History MuseumGrisette shoes , 2022Price on Request
Grisette shoes
Womens History MuseumGrisette shoes , 2022Price on Request
Company Gallery
Gallery
Company Gallery
New York City

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