slide 17
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Installation, mixed media. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 16
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 15
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 14
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 13
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Rojo is the performer pictured in this photograph. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 11
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Photograph of Franklin Parker, participant. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. Nengudi used this photograph for the pamphlet for Double Think Bulemia (1988). |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 10
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Photograph: Senga Nengudi. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 9
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Photograph: Senga Nengudi with David Hammons. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 8
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Photograph: Senga Nengudi with David Hammons. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
slide 7
| Artist: Senga Nengudi | Current repository: |
| Location: Los Angeles, California | Source: Senga Nengudi |
| Title: Ceremony for Freeway Fets | Rights: |
| Medium: 35mm slide | Comments: Photograph: Senga Nengudi with David Hammons. Collaboration between Senga Nengudi, David Hammons, and Maren Hassinger. Supported by a CETA Art in Public Spaces grant and CalTrans. |
| Dimensions: | Date: March 1978 |
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