Carriage Clock by Yinka Shonibare Filter_Artist_Keith Haring This piece is more than

This piece is more than a reflection of a city—it’s a beacon of its soul

silk twill (image printed on both sides)

including the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

serve to remind us that questioning can lead to transformation

His work is held in numerous public collections in Europe and North America

Carriage Clock by Yinka Shonibare Filter_Artist_Keith Haring This piece is more than3D printed acrylic and resin, etched brass, acrylic paint, Dutch wax printed cotton textile, and quartz clock 14 1 8 x 23 1 4 x 9 in 36 x 59 x 21 cm Edition of 50 Discounts are not available for this edition. Flat rate shipping charge of $150 added at checkout. object description Yinka Shonibare's work explores identity and post colonialism within the contemporary conversation about globalization and identity. His Carriage Clock is a wry commentary on