Wangechi Mutu

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Wangechi Mutu is a Kenyan-born, New York–based contemporary artist known for her multimedia collages and sculptures that explore themes of gender, race, colonialism, and the female body.

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instanceOf collage artist
contemporary artist
multimedia artist
person
sculptor
visual artist
awardReceived Guggenheim Fellowship
Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award
United States Artists Fellowship
birthPlace Nairobi
surface form: Nairobi, Kenya
commissionedBy Metropolitan Museum of Art
commissionedWork The NewOnes, will free Us
degree BFA from Cooper Union
MFA from Yale University
educatedAt Cooper Union
Yale School of Art
exhibitedAt Brooklyn Museum
Centre Pompidou
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Modern Art
surface form: Museum of Modern Art, New York

Nasher Museum of Art
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Studio Museum in Harlem
Tate Modern
Whitney Museum of American Art
field collage
contemporary art
installation art
sculpture
video art
gender female
hasWorkInCollection Brooklyn Museum
Centre Pompidou
Museum of Modern Art
surface form: Museum of Modern Art, New York

Nasher Museum of Art
Tate
Whitney Museum of American Art
influencedBy African art
fashion magazines
science fiction imagery
surrealism
knownFor installation
multimedia collages
sculpture
video works
movement Afrofuturism
contemporary African art
feminist art
name Wangechi Mutu self-link
nationality Kenyan
notableWork A Fantastic Journey
Exhuming Gluttony: Another Requiem
Histology of the Different Classes of Uterine Tumors
In Two Canoe
MamaRay
Nguva na Nyoka
Once upon a time she said, I’m not afraid and her enemies became afraid of her The End
Shavasana I
Shavasana II
Suspended Playtime
The NewOnes, will free Us
The Seated I
The Seated II
The Seated III
The Seated IV
Water Woman
residence New York City
surface form: New York City, United States
theme African diaspora
body modification
hybrid female figures
mythology
postcolonial critique
science fiction
violence against women
usesMedium bronze
found materials
ink
magazine cutouts
organic materials
paint
video
workFocus colonialism
environmental issues
gender
identity
migration
race
the female body

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The Phillips Collection hasWorkBy Wangechi Mutu
Wangechi Mutu name Wangechi Mutu self-link