Senga Nengudi

Senga Nengudi (b. 1943, Chicago) is an artist working across mediums, often celebrated for her delicate, interactive sculptures made using pantyhose and other readymade materials. This publication accompanies the artist’s 2017 installation at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, which highlighted “Wet Night—Early Dawn—Scat Chant—Pilgrim’s Song,” originally created in 1996 and reprised for this exhibition. This publication expands upon that presentation by bringing to light rarely seen works by Nengudi from the 1990s, including drawings, sculptures, and immersive installations.

Year
2018

Cover Medium
Paperback

Editors
Alex Gartenfeld

Authors
Greg Tate, Alex Gartenfeld interviews Senga Nengudi

Designer
Eric Wrenn Office, New York

Publisher
Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami

Pages
98

Dimensions
9 x 6 inches