Museum of One / Institutional website ↗Archive registry / Item-level records
Digital Archive LibraryMuseum of One / Source-linked catalogue
Contextual authority index

Artworks discussed

Find publications through the artworks and series they discuss.

These local contextual records connect the publications and their subjects. Relationships are attributed to linked sources. Artwork and exhibition records describe subjects of research; they are not collection holdings or accessioned objects.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Atrabiliarios

The essay explicitly attributes the installation to Doris Salcedo.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Challenging Mud

The abstract identifies the title and artist. Different executions and the relationship between action and displayed result are examined in the paper; this record does not merge those events into a single documented object.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

En el aire

The essay explicitly attributes the installation to Teresa Margolles.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Expanded Expansion

The essay explicitly attributes the work to Eva Hesse.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Home Is a Foreign Place

The essay explicitly attributes the woodcut portfolio to Zarina Hashmi.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Isabella

The abstract identifies the current title and artist. The changing catalogue title is the subject of the paper; historic terminology is not adopted as the preferred label.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Old Man’s Cloth

Named in the image caption as a work by El Anatsui.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Reserve of Dead Swiss

The essay explicitly attributes the work to Christian Boltanski.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Shopping Bags

Named in the image caption as a work by Hassan Sharif.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

Silueta Series

The essay explicitly attributes this series to Ana Mendieta. This is a series-level contextual record.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

The Artist Is Present

The essay explicitly attributes the performance to Marina Abramović.

Artwork · 1 linked publication

The Class

The essay explicitly attributes the work to Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook.

Your research desk

The reading list

Keep a small shelf of records to return to. Saved in this browser; no account or synchronization.

Select two or three saved records to compare editions, identifiers, rights, and research context.

Side by side

Compare the records

Publication cover