Daniel Lind-Ramos

Centinelas (Sentinels)
2013

An art installation featuring a row of upright shovels with fabric hoods and various objects attached to them, displayed against a green wall. In the center, a tripod structure with a bowl and stones is surrounded by more shovels, creating a ceremonial or ritualistic arrangement.
An art installation featuring a row of upright shovels with fabric hoods and various objects attached to them, displayed against a green wall. In the center, a tripod structure with a bowl and stones is surrounded by more shovels, creating a ceremonial or ritualistic arrangement.

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Date
2013

Classification
Sculpture

Medium
Steel bars, palm tree trunk, burlap, plywood panels, ropes, spoons, mirrors, soil steel tubes, iron agriculture tools, cauldron, palm tree branches, and wire

Dimensions
Overall: 120 × 114 × 48in. (304.8 × 289.6 × 121.9 cm)

Accession number
2019.416

Credit line
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; purchase, with funds from the Painting and Sculpture Committee

Rights and reproductions
© Daniel Lind-Ramos

API
artworks/61307

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