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Woe Be Gone / East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001)
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Jun 4–Jun 22, 2014
Woe Be Gone / East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001)
Dan Murphy and Isaac Tin Wei Lin create a new mural on the rear exterior walls of ICA. This commission pays tribute to the late Margaret Kilgallen and her work Main Drag, installed at ICA in 2001.
Woe Be Gone/East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001) in ICA@50:
Pleasing Artists and Publics Since 1963, installation view, Institute of Contemporary
Art. Photo: Aaron Igler/Greenhouse Media.
Woe Be Gone/East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001) in ICA@50:
Pleasing Artists and Publics Since 1963, installation view, Institute of Contemporary
Art. Photo: Aaron Igler/Greenhouse Media.
Woe Be Gone/East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001) in ICA@50:
Pleasing Artists and Publics Since 1963, installation view, Institute of Contemporary
Art. Photo: Aaron Igler/Greenhouse Media.
Woe Be Gone/East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001) in ICA@50:
Pleasing Artists and Publics Since 1963, installation view, Institute of Contemporary
Art. Photo: Aaron Igler/Greenhouse Media.
Woe Be Gone/East Meets West: “Folk” and Fantasy from the Coasts (2001) in ICA@50:
Pleasing Artists and Publics Since 1963, installation view, Institute of Contemporary
Art. Photo: Aaron Igler/Greenhouse Media.
