… in detention, Kiefer carefully arranged and photographed objects seized and discarded by border officials—objects deemed “potentially lethal” or “non-essential” among a variety of belongings crucial for sustenance, hygiene, protection, comfort, and emotional strength. About the Exhibition How we treat the most vulnerable—including … protection, comfort, and emotional strength. Kiefer found these items in the garbage while working as a janitor at a Customs and Border Protection station in Ajo, Arizona from 2003 …

… and avid baseball fan, Sakoguchi juxtaposed the iconic imagery of vintage orange crate labels from the 1920s to the 1950s with whimsical, eccentric, and sometimes scathing portrayals of … eccentric, and sometimes scathing portrayals of America’s beloved sport. Presented as a companion to Chasing Dreams: Baseball and Becoming American , the exhibition also featured several new works, including a series on the Jewish “Dream Team” and a personal series devoted to …

… vibrant visual language. This exhibition presented a selection of his iconic posters spanning the past fifty years, including posters of social and political protest (1963–1993), advertisements commissioned by the airline EL AL (1968–1972), and a recent series focused on the changing … the Moshe Safdie–designed Yad Vashem Holocaust History Museum in Israel, is known for producing work that conveys “maximum meaning” by “minimum means.” About the Exhibition Dan Reisinger (b. …

… championed authenticity above all. Gernreich, a Viennese Jew, immigrated to the United States from Austria in 1938, fleeing the oppressive and anti-Semitic Nazi regime. Beginning with his … his personal background with his design vision to champion freedom of expression through his work. The exhibition featured over eighty Gernreich ensembles, along with accessories, original … Léon Bing fondly remembers him as a "mensch." Rudi Gernreich's support of individuality and comfort: Fashion model Barbara Flood Former fashion model Barbara Flood on Rudi Gernreich's …