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A photograph of a tan baseball cap with scripted text reading "Living Temple" embroidered on the front in red thread

A photograph of a model wearing a tan baseball cap with scripted text reading "Living Temple" embroidered on the front in red thread

A photograph of a model turned away from the camera wearing a tan baseball cap with an adjustable strap.

The Living Temple Baseball Cap

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Description

Embrace new possibilities rooted in the natural world.

This cap features the graphic mark for the exhibition The Living Temple, Moki Cherry’s original name for audiovisual spectacles that entwined music, visual art, teaching, audience, and family.

Unisex
100% Cotton
Adjustable fit strap
Machine embroidered

Produced by The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia in collaboration with Ars Nova Workshop and the Estate of Moki Cherry.

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About The Exhibition

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This major retrospective is centered around Swedish visual artist and designer Moki Cherry (1943–2009). The exhibition brings together textiles, tapestries, paintings and drawings, concert posters, clothing, ceramics, sculpture, music, video, and archival materials to explore her omnivorous and omnipresent creativity. Building on the artist’s collaborative and multi-sensory approach, The Living Temple tells the story of Moki’s visionary process.

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