Title:
What To The Prisoner Is The Fourth Of July?
Catalog Number:
17.03::TEX:15
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Materials:
Disassembled American flags produced by those incarcerated in the state of Ohio
Dimensions:
72" x 96"
Type:
Textile
Year:
2017
Discription:
The text embroidered into the flag is adapted from Frederick Douglass, and asks “What to the prisoner is the Fourth of July?” The tapestry is produced from the red stripes of disassembled American flags. These flags were produced by prison labor in the state of Ohio.
Images:
Years
2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Types
Drawing, Generative, Installation, Painting, Performance, Photography, Print, Sculpture, Sound, Textile, Video, Website
Materials
2x4, 3,000 Books, 80 Slides, Acrylic, Acrylic Paint, Altered Art History Slide, Altered Extension Cord, Archival Pigment Print, Bandeira Verde-rubra, Bolts, Bond Paper, Bus Schedule, Cardboard, Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove, Chalkboards, Chromogenic Prints, Clear Acrylic, Companhia União Fabril Barrier, Cotton Canvas, Cotton Cloth, Court Records, Custom Software, Custom Stamp, Day Labor, Dirt, Disassembled American Flags Produced By Those Incarcerated In The State Of Ohio, Drop Cloth, Engineering Paper, Fire, Galvanized Steel, Gold, Graphite, Grelha De Sardinha, Ink, Labor, Latex Paint, Marble Brick From The Acropolis Of Athens, Marker, Neon, New York Times Headlines, New York Times Images, Newsprint, Offset Print, Offset Prints Produced By Those Incaerated At Pickaway Correctional Institution, Osb, Overhead Projector, Patrons, Pedagogy, Plastic Chain, Plastic Fruit Crates, Plastic White Carnation, Powdered Graphite, Prisoner Produced Pillow, Prisoner Produced Pillows, Pvc, Radio Broadcast, Rakes, Silk, Slide Projectors, Spray Paint, Stainless Steel Bird Spikes, Steel Sign, Students, Surplus Military Blankets, Tarpaulin, Tears, Terracotta Brick, Text, Toner, Veteran, Video (color, Sound), Vintage Postcard, Words