"Halfmoon's Dancing at Dark (2024) features carved stone figures stacked vertically, adorned with a headpiece reminiscent of regalia worn by female Caddo dancers, showcasing cultural heritage through art."
"Othello's Cool Composition (2026) is a cartoonish drooping box fan, coated in green automotive paint, designed to provide shade and a moment of pause for visitors in the garden."
"Halsey's Keepers of the Krown (Antoinette Grace Halsey) (2024) reframes historical narratives through a column wrapped with references from ancient Egypt to South Central Los Angeles, topped with a portrait of her grandmother."
The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC, will reopen its sculpture garden later this year, featuring eight newly acquired works. The revitalized 1.4-acre garden will showcase sculptures by Mark Grotjahn, Raven Halfmoon, Lauren Halsey, Izumi Kato, Liz Larner, Woody De Othello, Chatchai Puipia, and Pedro Reyes. The project, led by architect Hiroshi Sugimoto, aims to enhance visitor experience and cultural engagement, reflecting a commitment to contemporary art and community connection.
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