Book cover titled New American Voices with bold yellow text along the left edge, featuring a snarling wildcat in the background and a surreal sculptural form with spindly wires in the foreground.

A photograph of an open book showing two images of abstract quilts, one on each page. The quilts have colorful borders made of solid and patterned fabric. The interior of the quilt is abstract with colorful and gestural lines and illustrations.

A photograph of an open book featuring a full spread photograph of a room that resembles an office turned living room with orange ambient light and a projection of the face of a young girl on the wall.

A photograph of an open book with each page showing a vintage framed sepia photograph of a woman.

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New American Voices

Description

New American Voices, an exhibition in two parts, presents a veritable cross-section of contemporary art practice in the United States. An outgrowth of FWM’s Artist-in-Residence program, where some of the country’s most exciting and vital artists produce new works in collaboration with its talented Studio staff, New American Voices links artists with practices as disparate as the cities and rural areas in which they live and work.

Features artists Jiha Moon, Robert Pruitt, Bill Smith, Ryan Trecartin, and Marie Watt.

Published 2011 by The Fabric Workshop and Museum
Softcover, 80 pages
11.25 x 8.25 inches
Includes multimedia CD-ROM

Includes an essay by Harry Philbrick with a foreword by Marion Boulton Stroud.

Artistic Director: Marion Boulton Stroud
Designer: Takaaki Matsumoto
Editor: Stephanie Greene

Exhibition catalogue published by the Fabric Workshop and Museum, created in conjunction with the exhibitions New American Voices and New American Voices II

ISBN: 978-0-9836317-0-5