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Critical Disability Studies: Theory and Practice 2018
Judith Scott, Untitled 2004. Fiber and found objects. 18 x 24 x 30.
The Smith-Nederpelt Collection. Copyright Creative Growth Art Center.
Photo by Sarah DeSantis, Brooklyn Museum
This image shows a sculpture created by wrapping yarn tightly around a collection of found objects, including light blue plastic tubing, black plastic objects that may be disposable coffee cup lids, and white nylon mesh. The most prominent yarn colors are orange, blue, yellow and white.
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