Taboo: The Work of Humaira Abid Utensils

Taboo: The Work of Humaira Abid UtensilsBy Jennifer Navva Milliken Introduction by Bapsi Sidhwa Humaira Abids creates carved wood sculptures, often incorporating elements of miniature painting and installation, examining the stigma that women feel over natural, social and cultural issues. The power and politics in women's lives are brought into focus through Abid's global lens as an artist working between the United States and Pakistan. By focusing on taboos and stereotypes that are rarely

Then Maple becomes a big sister

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Portfolio designed by Dan Saal

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24 Postcards (12 designs repeating twice)

nature-loving little girl who greets the changing seasons and a new sibling with arms wide open

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Dimensions: Approximately 9" x 1

Masterpieces by the field's pioneers

The book and portfolio document the 25th anniversary exhibition showcasing over 100 works from the Center’s permanent collection