Miniskirt

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Miniskirt

This is a Miniskirt. It was designed by Ryan Genz. It is dated 2015–16. Its medium is stretch microfiber fabric with laser-cut decoration and embedded with 16 mico-actuators.

It is credited Lent by CuteCircuit.

Cut Paper, Hamsa (Hand)

Cut Paper, Hamsa (Hand)
laser-cut paper.
Gift of Tsirl Waletzky.
1994-123-1

Future Systems Fruit Bowl Bowl

Future Systems Fruit Bowl Bowl
plastic (nylon).
Museum purchase from General Acquisitions Endowment Fund.
2011-2-1

A black sleeveless dress with a plunging neck-line that is cut above the knees at the front and scooped below at the back. The dress has a lace-like appearance created from many interlocking parts in abstracted circular and floral forms. The dress is shown on an expressionless, slim, white plastic, female mannequin.

Dress, Kinematics Dress #4
nylon.
Museum purchase from General Acquisitions Endowment Fund.
2015-18-1

Our curators have highlighted 5 objects that are related to this one. Here are three of them, selected at random:

White and tan dress. Laser-cut, creating a sense of hyper-precision in shapes and curves. Pattern looks lace-like, with overlapping circles throughout. Dress consists of two primary parts; the main part, which cuts off at shoulders and extends to thigh area, and shoulder pads. Main part has two curved pieces, extending outward, exposing a third center section. All sections have a lace-like quality. Shoulder pads are divided in two section; top part has lace-like quality, bottom part has more of a wicker-seat pattern.

Dress And Underdress, Temple Dress, Mer Ka Ba collection
bonded silk organza, underdress: nylon power mesh.
Gift of threeASFOUR.
2017-3-1

An assistive device in the form of a forearm prosthesis in black. It is in a non-traditional design with cues from decorative and fashion jewelry. The palm area is geometric in shape and has details cut in triangles and squares. The device extends to the wrist, followed by thin wires breaking the solid object into something see-through. The arm plates have circular punctures on the sides where a red ribbon is sewn through, creating a corset effect.

Assistive Device, Ivania 2.0
sls 3d-printed nylon 12.
Lent by Evan Kuester.
56.2017.2

Drawing, Design for a Hearing Aid, Drawing R-29 MH

Drawing, Design for a Hearing Aid, Drawing R-29 MH
graphite, white colored pencil on gray wove paper.
Gift of John Bruce.
1993-65-27

Its dimensions are

H x W x D: 50.8 × 66 × 2 cm (20 in. × 26 in. × 13/16 in.)

This object was previously on display as a part of the exhibition Access+Ability.

Short URL http://cprhw.tt/o/2Lp8hX/
Accession Number 42.2017.2
Object ID 1158794699