This is the first retrospective dedicated to Salcedo, whose sculptures and installations examine the disquieting history of modern-day Coloumbia and the wider legacies of social injustice. Occupying half of the gallery space, the show spans three decades of her output from the 1980s to the present.
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Untitled (1998), Doris Salcedo. Collection of Lisa and John Miller, fractional and promised gift to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Photo: David Heald
Unland ‘Doris Salcedo: Unland’ (installation view; SITE Santa Fe, New Mexico, 15 August–12 October 1998). Photo by Herbert Lotz
Disremembered I (2014), Doris Salcedo. Collection of Diane and Bruce Halle
Atrabiliarios (detail; 1992–2004), Doris Salcedo. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
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