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Artists in the Walker’s collection share their work, practice, and ideas.

A Practice of Many: A Conversation with Christine Sun Kim

Brandon Eng

Visual Arts

A Practice of Many: A Conversation with Christine Sun Kim

Whatever Serves the Sculpture: Jessi Reaves on Bad Apartment Shelf
A wooden abstract wall sculpture featuring layered, organic shapes and shelves, with dark stained wood, light wood accents, and textured black elements, creating a dynamic, three-dimensional form against a white wall.

Visual Arts

Whatever Serves the Sculpture: Jessi Reaves on Bad Apartment Shelf

An Accumulation of Murmurs: Chang Yuchen on Coral Dictionary
A pale blue handmade dictionary, shown as a closed box at the left and as an accordion-like series of open pages, filled with handwritten words and drawings, on the right.

Visual Arts

An Accumulation of Murmurs: Chang Yuchen on Coral Dictionary

Not Necessarily Painting an Image: Kim Benson on Building Wall Flower
An abstract painting featuring layered organic shapes and patterns in earthy tones, including yellow, red, green, and blue, with textured and floral motifs blending together across the canvas.

Visual Arts

Not Necessarily Painting an Image: Kim Benson on Building Wall Flower

An Usher in the Archive: Rose Salane on her Series Confession

Visual Arts

An Usher in the Archive: Rose Salane on her Series Confession

Stripper Poles and Ballet Barres: Kandis Williams on the Politics We’re Forced to Perform

Visual Arts

Stripper Poles and Ballet Barres: Kandis Williams on the Politics We’re Forced to Perform

The Figure Is You: Edgar Arceneaux on Skinning the Mirror (Spring)
Abstract painting with layers of silver, gray, white, and dark tones. The textured surface features patches, scratches, and scattered hints of color.

Visual Arts

The Figure Is You: Edgar Arceneaux on Skinning the Mirror (Spring)