Fred Wilson

Mine/Yours
1995

A framed sepia-toned historical photograph stands on the left side of a white display pedestal, depicting a group of individuals in an outdoor setting. On the right side of the pedestal, a collection of colorful figurines, some of which appear to represent racial stereotypes, is arranged. The words "MINE" and "YOURS" are prominently displayed on the front of the pedestal, dividing it into two sections.
A framed sepia-toned historical photograph stands on the left side of a white display pedestal, depicting a group of individuals in an outdoor setting. On the right side of the pedestal, a collection of colorful figurines, some of which appear to represent racial stereotypes, is arranged. The words "MINE" and "YOURS" are prominently displayed on the front of the pedestal, dividing it into two sections.

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Date
1995

Classification
Sculpture

Medium
Framed photograph, ceramic and plastic figures, wood and vinyl labels

Dimensions
Overall (variable): 11 × 24 × 11in. (27.9 × 61 × 27.9 cm)

Accession number
96.52a-j

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo, The Dorothea L. Leonhardt Foundation Inc. and the Katherine Schmidt Shubert Purchase Fund

Rights and reproductions
© Fred Wilson, courtesy Pace Gallery

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