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Contact 1,609...
Ceramics, Canvas, Brass, Sinew
6' x 6'
2009
Contact 1,609...
Ceramics, Canvas, Brass, Sinew
6' x 6'
2009
Contact 1,609...
Ceramics, Canvas, Brass, Sinew
6' x 6'
2009
Bureau of American Ethnology - New Yorker Pottery
M/M on Canvas
9" x 12"
2010
Bureau of American Ethnology - New Yorker Pottery
M/M on Canvas
9" x 12"
2010
Bureau of American Ethnology - New Yorker Pottery
M/M on Canvas
9" x 12"
2010
Bureau of American Ethnology - New Yorker Pottery
M/M on Canvas
9" x 12"
2010
View From The Reservation - Calvin Klein
M/M on Canvas
10" x 30"
2010
View From The Reservation - Calvin Klein
M/M on Canvas
10" x 30"
2010
View From The Reservation - Calvin Klein
M/M on Canvas
10" x 30"
2010
BP blanket response
M/M on Canvas
48" x 48"
2010
Bureau of American Ethnology - New Yorker Pottery
M/M on Canvas
48" x 48"
2010
Casino Response
M/M on Canvas
48" x 48"
2010
Contact #2
M/M on Canvas
36" x 48"
2010
Contact #1
M/M on Canvas
48" x 36"
2010
Character #2
M/M on Canvas
48" x 24"
2010
Character #1
M/M on Canvas
48" x 24"
2010

contact
noun
1 the state or condition of physical touching:
• the state or condition of communicating or meeting: Lewis and Clark came into contact with numerous river tribes | he had lost contact with his friends.
• [ as modifier ] activated by or operating through physical touch
• a connection for the passage of an electric current from one thing to another, or a part or device by which such a connection is made: a one-way electrical contact between a metal and a semiconductor.
• (contacts) contact lenses.
2 a meeting, communication, or relationship with someone: they have forged contacts with key people in business.
• a person who may be communicated with for information or assistance, esp. with regard to one's job: Francie had good contacts.
• a person who has associated with a patient with a contagious disease (and so may carry the infection).
verb |ˈkänˌtakt, kənˈtakt| [ with obj. ]
communicate with (someone), typically in order to give or receive specific information.