ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 2月23日 07時03分

These works are two distinct ways that #EricNMack considers the intersection of painting and fashion in his practice. Though individual objects, the three hanging shirts were in fact made through a single process whereby the artist hand dyed a continuous stretch of cotton fabric in yellow, red, and green pigments. Once completed, Mack collaborated with a seamstress to determine the shape of the garments and then separately cut and sew them from the dyed cloth. Languages of fashion and painting also meet in the dye-on-cotton work Seat Pleasant, where an oversized plaid pattern also functions as modernist grid. Though it will continue to exist as a single piece, it also contains the possibility for its own future use for garment-making. ⁣⠀
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Untitled, 2018 and Seat Pleasant, 2019. Dye on cotton, with rope and pins, accompanied by a fan. Eric N. Mack: Lemme walk across the room, January 11—July 7, 2019. Photos: Jonathan Dorado⁣⠀
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