Lesley Dill

American, born 1950

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  • This image displays a hand with the fingers spread apart against a light beige background. Abstract floral-like elements are intertwined with the wrist and palm. At the bottom of the image, there is text that reads "TWIST OF THE FUNNEL-- A NEW WORLD BLOSSOMS-- IT IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE - IT HAS HAPPENED BEFORE--".

    Twist of the Funnel

    Lesley Dill, Hank Hine, Stefanie Kohn, Chris Ballantyne, Steve Carlisle, Tim Baker, Eric Vontillius, Tom Pruitt, David McDaniel, Robert Hanning, Graphicstudio

    1998

    Lithograph, encaustic, silkscreen with applique, wire, thread and gold leaf on shellacked paper  Accession ID  2002.111.9

    Not on view
  • The image depicts an individual's upper body from the waist up. The person is leaning forward with both elbows resting on a surface, supporting the head with their hands, and fingers splayed across the face. Their facial features include a partially visible smile with eyes looking directly at the camera; their hair appears short and dark. The person's skin is marked with words or letters that are prominently displayed across the face, arms, and chest. They are not wearing any visible clothing. The background is a textured, solid color that contrasts slightly with the sepia tones of the image. No jewelry or additional objects are visible.

    Gold Word Figure

    Lesley Dill, Hank Hine, Jill Lerner, Noel Smith, Deli Sacilotto, Chris Ballantyne, Sarah Howard, Marcia Brown, Erika Greenberg-Schneider, Robert Hanning, Graphicstudio

    1998

    Photogravure on gampi paper with attached thread  Accession ID  2002.111.6

    Not on view
  • This is a painting of a figure with threads above it, combined with text. The image features a central figure depicted in a minimalistic, abstract form, positioned below several thread-like lines that extend upwards and spread outwards. The painting incorporates text that reads: "A PHRASE LIKE A LARIAT THROWN INTO THE WORLD --- THIS AIR BREATHED IN -- AND DEEPLY BREATHED OUT ---." The words are spread across the canvas, integrating with the visual elements. The background is a muted earth tone, providing contrast to the dark lines and text. This is in the style of conceptual art, emphasizing the relationship between visual and textual elements.

    A Phrase Like a Lariat

    Lesley Dill, Stefanie Kohn, Tom Pruitt, Eric Vontillius, Robert Hanning, Tim Baker, Marcia Brown, Hank Hine, Deli Sacilotto, Jill Lerner, Steve Carlisle, Graphicstudio

    1997

    Screenprint with opper relief collage, thread, on silk mounted to clay-coated gampi paper and 4-ply museum board  Accession ID  2002.111.8

    Not on view
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    No Matter What You Say

    Lesley Dill, Graphicstudio, Robert Hanning, Marcia Brown, Hank Hine, Stefanie Kohn, Tim Baker, Eric Vontillius, Tom Pruitt, Deli Sacilotto, Jill Lerner

    1997

    Two-color screenprint on etched copper plate with patina  Accession ID  2002.111.7

    Not on view
  • The image features intricate vertical lines in the background, leading to a central figure with elongated features. The figure resembles a stretched head and torso, with text scribbled across creating a textured appearance. Adjacent to the figure are organic, twisting strands resembling hair or woven threads. The strands entwine the figure at the top and bottom, hanging down and sprawling outwards, creating a sense of connection.

    Word Crown

    Lesley Dill, Hank Hine, Stefanie Kohn, Eric Vontillius, Tim Baker, Marcia Brown, Steve Carlisle, Robert Hanning, Deli Sacilotto, Tom Pruitt, Jill Lerner, Graphicstudio

    1997

    Patinated copper relief collage, silk cloth, thread, and fabriano rosaspina paper on 4-ply museum board  Accession ID  2002.111.11

    Not on view
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    Woman with Word Crown

    Lesley Dill, Graphicstudio, Robert Hanning, Marcia Brown, Hank Hine, Eric Vontillius, Tim Baker, Stefanie Kohn, Jill Lerner, Deli Sacilotto, Tom Pruitt

    1997

    2-color screenprint on etched copper plate with patina and thread  Accession ID  2002.111.10

    Not on view
  • This is a painting of a dotted silhouette with a phrase beneath it. The image features a figure composed of numerous small, evenly spaced dots, forming the outline of a human shape against a background that has a textured, brown color. Beneath the silhouette, there is a phrase in a handwritten style that reads: "A SINGLE SCREW OF FLESH IS ALL THAT PINS THE SOUL -".

    A Single Screw of Flesh is all that Pins the Soul

    Lesley Dill

    1995

    Printed letterpress on stained somerset paper  Accession ID  2001.143.23

    Not on view
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    Copper Poem Hands

    Lesley Dill, Graphicstudio

    1993

    Laser-cut, hammered, and soldered copper, with black patination and including copper tubes, brass rods, copper foil, screws, and wire  Accession ID  1995.61.19

    Not on view
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    Eye Drop

    Lesley Dill, Graphicstudio

    1993-1995

    Hand-carved balsa wood, brass, copper foil, and wood-veneer papers with black cotton thread on arches 280 gm. paper, okawara paper, t.h. saunders 630 gm. paper, and japanese sugi veneer paper  Accession ID  1995.61.20

    Not on view
  • This is a photograph of a paper dress with anatomical and textual elements. The dress is crafted from a lightweight, speckled paper material and is designed in a vintage style with a round-neck top and gathered skirt. The surface features hand-drawn lines and text, including an anatomical illustration of a human heart in blue ink on the chest area. Words such as "HEART" are displayed following the contours of the design. Additional words and lines appear across the skirt.

    Poem Dress of Circulation

    Lesley Dill, Graphicstudio

    1993-1994

    Photolithograph on sewn and glued chiri kozo paper stained with acrylic paint  Accession ID  1995.61.18

    Not on view
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    Black Flower Hand

    Lesley Dill, Robert Hanning, Marcia Brown, Hank Hine, Tim Baker, Eric Vontillius, Stefanie Kohn, Jill Lerner, Tom Pruitt, Deli Sacilotto, Graphicstudio

    1997

    2-color screenprint on copper plate with patina  Accession ID  2002.111.5

    Not on view