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Still Life with Thistle

Otto Marseus van Schrieck

Batik tulis (sarita)

Indonesia, Sulawesi, Toraja peoples

Open and Closed I

Larry Zox

Blanket [“If there had been a pool it would have reflected us”]

Jim Hodges

Diamond pattern quilt

attributed to the King Family

Quilt

Dorothy Jones Shiner

Splotchy

Alexander Calder

Embroidery work sample

Judy Chicago, Candis Duncan Pomykala

Rug

Anni Albers

Spring Flight

Diane Itter

The Crowning Needlepoint 5

Judy Chicago, LoBiondo Family

Needlepoint work sample

Judy Chicago, LoBiondo Family

Ch’ullo [Chinchero hat of traditional design]

Nilda Callañaupa

Birth Goddess

Judy Chicago, Candis Duncan Pomykala

Scarf

China

Slit-Woven Bird Tapestry Textile Fragment

Peru

Tapa cloth

Polynesia

Cofradian Huipil

Nahuala

Album / friendship quilt (Maryland)

American

Zacapulas Huipil

Noblewoman’s ceremonial skirt (mikobi ngoma and Woto patterns)

Kuba (Democratic Republic of Congo)

Album / friendship quilt (probably Baltimore, Maryland)

American

Poncho

Pitumarca, Department of Cuzco, Peru

Woman’s Skirt (tafé)

Djotene Diarra

Woman’s Skirt (tafé)

Djowari Suko

Floral sunburst trapunto and patchwork quilt

Deborah Meserve

Central Square First Baptist

Joanne Segal Brandford

Triocala

Larry Zox

There Comes a Time When Silence is Betrayal, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Quisieron Enterrarnos pero no Sabían que Éramos Semillas, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

We are All Human, Be Kind, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Poncho

Cacha area, Chimborazo province, Ecuador

Pyramid

after Alexander Calder

An insignia for a fourth-rank civil official

China

Folk-style runner

China, Szechuan province

Gay to Stay, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Doll

after Alexander Calder

Turquoise

after Alexander Calder

Fight Ignorance, Not Immigrants, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Profit from Pain is Inhumane, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Here to Stay, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Leave My Curry Alone! from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

White House Equals Trumpany Hall, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

We Love Peaceful People, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Antipodes (Study in black)

Marie Watt

Siapo (tapa) cloth

Samoa

They Tried to Bury Us. They Didn’t Know We Were Seeds, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Das Kleid/The Dress

Elisabeth Masé

Sanctuary, Not Deportation, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

We are All Immigrants and Refugees, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Care, Not Cages, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Save Polar Ice, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Revolution, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Participant dress from Ithaca iteration of the artist’s ongoing project, Das Kleid/The Dress

Elisabeth Masé

Peace on Earth? from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Floating Circle

after Alexander Calder

Swirl

after Alexander Calder

Star

after Alexander Calder

Batik kain with megomendung (“threatening clouds”) motif

Ibu Atmoh

Plateau bag / purse with Valero star and swastika pattern

Danger Signs

Dilyara Kaipova

Bricklayer pattern quilt

Mary Lee Bendolph

Manjusri

Namsang Lama

The Ascension

Attributed to Samuel Folwell

Married Woman’s Skirt (Sa Ni Kili)

Jege Coulibaly

Bedspread, Blue and White

A. Allen

Rug with red, tan and gray stripes

Gladys Begay

Blanket or spread depicting animals, Christmas scene and Biblical text

Elizabeth Gibson Pratt

Chinle; Chief’s blanket

Mary Woods

Coverlet having a circular design at center, and a border of leaves and flowers

Minerva Wheeler

Storm pattern rug

Susie Neztsosie

Scene of ogres and King of Lanka, from the Ramayana

Aji Supomo

Married Woman’s Skirt

Yourou Coulibaly

Two Gray Hills Rug

Doris Gilmore

An insignia for a third-rank civil official

China

Bedspread with stylized peony design

China, Szechuan province

A bed hanging with “100 Antiques” motif

China

Folk-style bed hanging with design of three circles and motif of two vases

China, Szechuan province

Circus

after Alexander Calder

Moon

after Alexander Calder

Star

after Alexander Calder

Tan rug with brown, blue, black and white

Navajo

Striped saddle blanket

Navajo

Stop Separating Families, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Close the Camps, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Be a Peacemaker, Not a Heartbreaker, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Stand with Hong Kong, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Never the Less, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Double wedding ring quilt

Mrs. George Monronde (?)

Nuestra Sangre es Roja, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Circus

after Alexander Calder

Dykes: We Recruit! from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Seeking Asylum is a Human Right, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Boys Cry, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes

Ancestral Structures, Seedkeeper #1

Jennifer Tee

Pyramids

after Alexander Calder

The Impermanence of Life

Nithakhong (Tiao David) Somsanith

Altar hanging

Indonesia

Woods

Anna Betbeze

Abolish ICE, from the artist’s Protest Banner Lending Library (2016–ongoing), created by an anonymous workshop participant during the Johnson Museum exhibition, how the light gets in (September 7–December 8, 2019)

Aram Han Sifuentes