Queen Ida's Chair
Object NameSculpture
Artist
Kéké Cribbs
(American, b. 1951)
Made FromNon-lead glass, wood, mixed media
Date1986
TechniqueCut; sandblasted; assembled w/carved, burned wood,
SizeOverall H: 93 cm, W: 45.2 cm, L: 43.7 cm
Accession Number86.4.181
Credit LineGift of Daniel Greenberg, Susan Steinhauser, and Kurland/Summers Gallery
Curatorial Area(s)
This chair is not meant for sitting, but for imagining. KeKe Cribbs is a storyteller, and her stories take place in the magical world of enchantment that is the domain of the fairy tale. Her art is similar to that of outsider or visionary artists, who transmit thoughts, memories, and ideas through symbolic, visual vocabularies developed to access their intensely personal worlds.
United States, MA, New Bedford
Provenance
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Object copyright© Keke Cribbs
about 1720-1733