"On My Bed #1 Tradition" Quilt
Decorative Arts and Design
This selection of works focuses on family, domestic space, and the urban landscape. It brings together photographs from various traditions—including Conceptualism, still life, and social documentary—as well as a piece by a male quilter. Although they represent several generations of artists, often with differing creative practices and intents, these works each tell a story—sometimes obvious, sometimes implicit. Frequently they picture the home, especially the bedroom, encouraging us to contemplate the personal and private moments that make up a life. Shown together, these works ask us to think critically about the role played by the artist, particularly the photographer, in the creation and shaping of a narrative.
MEDIUM
Various textiles
DATES
2006
MARKINGS
Attached textile label on lower back, hand-written in black: "Luke Haynes/ "Tradition"/1 1/2 Ray rd./ Weaverville, NC/28787"
ACCESSION NUMBER
2012.55
CREDIT LINE
Gift of Abraham & Straus, by exchange
MUSEUM LOCATION
This item is not on view
CAPTION
Luke Haynes (American, born 1982). "On My Bed #1 Tradition" Quilt, 2006. Various textiles, 90 x 82 1/2 in. (228.6 x 209.6 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Abraham & Straus, by exchange, 2012.55. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Image courtesy of the artist, CUR.2012.55_artist_photograph.jpg)
IMAGE
overall,
CUR.2012.55_artist_photograph.jpg. Image courtesy of the artist
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