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Woven Water: Submarine Landscape

© María Fernanda Cardoso

Woven Water: Submarine Landscape
Woven Water: Submarine Landscape
ArtistColombian, born 1963, active Australia
CultureColombian
Titles
  • Woven Water: Submarine Landscape
Date1994
Made inSan Francisco, California, United States
MediumDried starfish with metal wire
DimensionsDimensions variable
Credit LineMuseum purchase funded by the Caribbean Art Fund and the Caroline Wiess Law Accessions Endowment
Object number2014.729.1-.26
Not on view

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ProvenanceThe artist, San Francisco; [Sicardi Gallery, Houston]; sold to MFAH, 2014.

Exhibition HistoryCapp Street Projects, San Francisco, 1994; Ruth Bloom Gallery, Santa Monica, California, 1994.

"Contingent Beauty," Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, November 22, 2015–February 28, 2016.
Published References "Woven Water" is illustrated and referenced in the following monographs: "Maria Fernanda Cardoso: 20 años." Bogotá: Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango, 2004 Ponce de León, Carolina, Elizabeth Ann Macgregor, and María Fernanda Cardoso." Zoomorphia: Maria Fernanda Cardoso." Sidney: Museum of Contemporary Art, 2006 the following texts also make direct reference to "Woven Water": Arestizábal, Irma."Archipiélago de imágenes." Rome: Instituto Italo Latino-Americano, 2003 Connolly, Georgia." Death Becomes Her." New York: Chelsea Art Museum, 2006 Platt, Ron." Maria Fernanda Cardoso." Cambridge: M.I.T. List Visual Arts Centre, 1994 Ponce de León, Carolina." María Fennanda Cardoso: Recuerdos del mar." "Poliéster 10" (1994): 28-31 Storer, Russell, "MCA Collection: New Acquisitions 2006." Sydney: Museum of Contemporary Art "Where there is Water." Lake Macquarie: Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery, 2010

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