Deborah Kass (American, born 1952). <em>OY/YO</em>, 2015. Pigment, aluminum, 96 × 195 × 54 1/2 in. (243.8 × 495.3 × 138.4 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchase gift of Glori and Meir Cohen, Janet and James Dicke, II, Bonnie S. Englebardt Lautenberg, Steven Gombinski and Yvette Costas, Brenda Goodman, Deborah Goodman Davis and Gerald Davis, Francis Greenberger, Deborah Kass, Ellen Kern, Injoa Kim, Alice Kosmin, Mark Looney, Martha Macks-Kahn, Hilarie and Mitch Morgan, Helen and Jim Neuberger, Arthur Roger, Jonathan Rosen, Regina Scully, A.G. Rosen and Debi Sonzogni, Daryl and Steven Roth, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Rob Storr, Sara and Michelle Vance Waddell, Constance Zaytoun and Marc Weiss, Debi and Steven Wisch, Alice Zimet, Ava and Paul Zukowsky, Anonymous Donors, and Mary Smith Dorward Fund, 2020.3a-b. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Photo: Jonathan Dorado, Brooklyn Museum, DIG_E_2018_Something_To_Say_Deborah_Kass_13_PS11.jpg)

Deborah Kass (American, born 1952). OY/YO, 2015. Pigment, aluminum, 96 × 195 × 54 1/2 in. (243.8 × 495.3 × 138.4 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchase gift of Glori and Meir Cohen, Janet and James Dicke, II, Bonnie S. Englebardt Lautenberg, Steven Gombinski and Yvette Costas, Brenda Goodman, Deborah Goodman Davis and Gerald Davis, Francis Greenberger, Deborah Kass, Ellen Kern, Injoa Kim, Alice Kosmin, Mark Looney, Martha Macks-Kahn, Hilarie and Mitch Morgan, Helen and Jim Neuberger, Arthur Roger, Jonathan Rosen, Regina Scully, A.G. Rosen and Debi Sonzogni, Daryl and Steven Roth, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Rob Storr, Sara and Michelle Vance Waddell, Constance Zaytoun and Marc Weiss, Debi and Steven Wisch, Alice Zimet, Ava and Paul Zukowsky, Anonymous Donors, and Mary Smith Dorward Fund, 2020.3a-b. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Photo: Jonathan Dorado, Brooklyn Museum, DIG_E_2018_Something_To_Say_Deborah_Kass_13_PS11.jpg)

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OY/YO

Deborah Kass

Contemporary Art

On View: EXHIBITION-EXTERIOR FACADE

ARTIST Deborah Kass, American, born 1952

MEDIUM Pigment, aluminum

DATES 2015

DIMENSIONS 96 × 195 × 54 1/2 in. (243.8 × 495.3 × 138.4 cm) (show scale)

COLLECTIONS Contemporary Art

ACCESSION NUMBER 2020.3a-b

CREDIT LINE Purchase gift of Glori and Meir Cohen, Janet and James Dicke, II, Bonnie S. Englebardt Lautenberg, Steven Gombinski and Yvette Costas, Brenda Goodman, Deborah Goodman Davis and Gerald Davis, Francis Greenberger, Deborah Kass, Ellen Kern, Injoa Kim, Alice Kosmin, Mark Looney, Martha Macks-Kahn, Hilarie and Mitch Morgan, Helen and Jim Neuberger, Arthur Roger, Jonathan Rosen, Regina Scully, A.G. Rosen and Debi Sonzogni, Daryl and Steven Roth, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Rob Storr, Sara and Michelle Vance Waddell, Constance Zaytoun and Marc Weiss, Debi and Steven Wisch, Alice Zimet, Ava and Paul Zukowsky, Anonymous Donors, and Mary Smith Dorward Fund

EXHIBITIONS

Something to Say: Brooklyn Hi-Art! Machine, Deborah Kass, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, and Hank Willis Thomas

MUSEUM LOCATION This item is on view in EXHIBITION-EXTERIOR FACADE

CAPTION Deborah Kass (American, born 1952). OY/YO, 2015. Pigment, aluminum, 96 × 195 × 54 1/2 in. (243.8 × 495.3 × 138.4 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Purchase gift of Glori and Meir Cohen, Janet and James Dicke, II, Bonnie S. Englebardt Lautenberg, Steven Gombinski and Yvette Costas, Brenda Goodman, Deborah Goodman Davis and Gerald Davis, Francis Greenberger, Deborah Kass, Ellen Kern, Injoa Kim, Alice Kosmin, Mark Looney, Martha Macks-Kahn, Hilarie and Mitch Morgan, Helen and Jim Neuberger, Arthur Roger, Jonathan Rosen, Regina Scully, A.G. Rosen and Debi Sonzogni, Daryl and Steven Roth, Beth Rudin DeWoody, Rob Storr, Sara and Michelle Vance Waddell, Constance Zaytoun and Marc Weiss, Debi and Steven Wisch, Alice Zimet, Ava and Paul Zukowsky, Anonymous Donors, and Mary Smith Dorward Fund, 2020.3a-b. © artist or artist's estate (Photo: Photo: Jonathan Dorado, Brooklyn Museum, DIG_E_2018_Something_To_Say_Deborah_Kass_13_PS11.jpg)

EDITION AP 2/2 (Edition of 4, 2 AP)

IMAGE DIG_E_2018_Something_To_Say_Deborah_Kass_13_PS11.jpg. Photo: Jonathan Dorado, Brooklyn Museum, 2018

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Deborah Kass

Contemporary Art

On View: EXHIBITION-EXTERIOR FACADE

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