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Birth Goddess

Judy Chicago, Candis Duncan Pomykala

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

Jim Hodges

Open and Closed I

Larry Zox

Still Life with Thistle

Otto Marseus van Schrieck

Batik tulis (sarita)

Indonesia, Sulawesi (Toraja)

Quilt

Dorothy Jones Shiner

Needlepoint work sample

Judy Chicago, LoBiondo Family

Splotchy

Alexander Calder

Spring Flight

Diane Itter

Embroidery work sample

Judy Chicago, Candis Duncan Pomykala

Rug

Anni Albers

Scene of ogres and King of Lanka, from the Ramayana

Aji Supomo

Ch’ullo [Chinchero hat of traditional design]

Nilda Callañaupa

Diamond pattern quilt

attributed to the King Family

Creation of the World Quilt 1, from: The Birth Project

Judy Chicago, Sally Babson

Bedspread, Blue and White

A. Allen

Blanket or spread depicting animals, Christmas scene and Biblical text

Elizabeth Gibson Pratt

Prayer rug

Ersari-Beshir, Unidentified artist

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

Minerva Wheeler

Married Woman’s Skirt (Sa Ni Kili)

Jege Coulibaly

Floral sunburst trapunto and patchwork quilt

Deborah Meserve

Persian carpet, contemporary

Iran

Textile hanging with classical dancing scenes

Indian

Textile hanging with classical dancing scenes

Indian

Mask

Joanne Segal Brandford

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

Yei (Corn Dance) Rug

Navajo

Das Kleid/The Dress

Elisabeth Masé

White rug with black and brown squares

Navajo

Siapo (tapa) cloth

Samoa

Striped saddle blanket

Navajo

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

Woman’s ceremonial tunic

China, Hainan Island, Li people

Woman’s ceremonial body-wrapper (lau pahudu)

Indonesian (Sumba Island)

Woman’s ceremonial beaded skirt-cloth with aso (dog-dragon) zoomorphic designs

Borneo, Maloh or Taman Dayak

Red, black, white and brown rug

Navajo

White, gray, black and gold rug

Susie Clah

Textile for hanging (phaa lai) with serpentine phi nyak design

Laos, Tai Daeng or Tai Lue peoples

Woman’s ceremonial tubular skirt-cloth

Li People (Hainan Island, China)

Tapestry

China

Kabistan rug

Kabistan prayer rug

Caucasian

Buddha robe

Tibet

Pair of needlepoint tapestries: goddesses in a garden

English

Triocala

Larry Zox

Woman’s informal robe

China

Storm pattern rug

Susie Neztsosie

Double wedding ring quilt

Mrs. George Monronde (?)

Chinle; Chief’s blanket

Mary Woods

Two Gray Hills Rug

Doris Gilmore

Circus

after Alexander Calder

Girl with Hair

Louise Bourgeois

Number Nine

after Alexander Calder

Sun

after Alexander Calder

Quilt with star design

Mary E. Willsey

Red and white quilt (probably a wedding quilt)

Grandma Emmerel

A tapestry of a Ch’i-fu collar and sleeves

China

Folk-style bed hanging with design of five roundels

China, Szechuan province

Lombrizi

after Alexander Calder

A coral-colored imperial surcoat for a woman

China

A magenta color tapestry

Unidentified artist, Manchu Imperial Textile Workshop

Turquoise

after Alexander Calder

A brown Ch’ang-fu (ordinary coat)

China

Moon

after Alexander Calder

Star

after Alexander Calder

Signature quilt

Kennedy’s Corners Church Ladies Aid Society

An insignia for a third-rank civil official

China

Bedspread with stylized peony design

China, Szechuan province

Rug with red, tan and gray stripes

Gladys Begay

Plateau bag / pouch

Ida Blackeagle

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

Horned Toad Rug

Phyllys Francis

A prince’s Chao-fu skirt

China

Folk-style runner with “Wedding Procession” theme

China, Szechuan province

Lombrizi

after Alexander Calder

Balloons

after Alexander Calder

Zebra

after Alexander Calder

Quilt with star pattern

Sarah E. Terry

An insignia for a fourth-rank civil official

China

Folk-style runner

China, Szechuan province

Pyramid

after Alexander Calder

Altar hanging

Indonesian

Pyramids

after Alexander Calder

Woods

Anna Betbeze

No Wall, 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 Persist, 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

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

Love is Love, 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

Patchwork quilt: “sawtooth album block” pattern

Jennie Rappleye

Kit Chagos! 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

Believe Women, 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

If Each Person is Connected, the World Will Be Beautiful, 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

Adopt, Don’t Shop, 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

Danger Signs

Dilyara Kaipova

Bricklayer pattern quilt

Mary Lee Bendolph

The Impermanence of Life

Nithakhong (Tiao David) Somsanith

Balloons

after Alexander Calder