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Doris Salcedo, Untitled, 2008

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A sculpture of a vertical wooden cabinet precisely intersects a second wooden cabinet laying on the floor.
Doris Salcedo, Colombian, b. 1958
Untitled, 2008
Wood and concrete
85 5/8 × 95 ¼ × 40 in. (220 × 242 × 120 cm)
Collection Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Gift of Katharine S. Schamberg by exchange, 2008.20
Photo: Nathan Keay, © MCA Chicago
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    2015
  • Doris Salcedo
    2015
    A background of orange leaf foliage features white, sans serif text reading “Doris Salcedo” in the center.

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  • Doris Salcedo, Disremembered III, 2014
    A grayish tunic made entirely out of small metal sewing needles hangs from a white wall.
    1. Long Hanging from two barely visible hooks on a white wall is what appears to be a very thin translucent grey fabric in the form of a cardigan. The garment has sleeves, with its open side facing the wall. Upon closer inspection, one realizes that the fabric is made of hundreds, if not thousands, of sewing needles held to one another with a barely visible white silk thread. The artwork gives the initial impression of being a simple fabric but as the viewer realizes that the piece is meticulously made of so many sharp and hard pieces, the illusion of soft folds become more impressive. The fabric looks weightless, like a ghost fabric.
  • Doris Salcedo, Atrabiliarios, 1993
    Four murky sepia-toned images of shoes embedded on a white wall by what appears to be surgical stitching.