The Harwood Museum of Art’s “Death Shrine I,” a mixed-media installation was created by the late sculptor Ken Price. The Mexican folk-inspired funerary altar is one of more than 340 works of contemporary art that are being given to the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, N.M., by artist and patron Gus Foster.
The Harwood Museum of Art’s “Death Shrine I,” a mixed-media installation was created by the late sculptor Ken Price. The Mexican folk-inspired funerary altar is one of more than 340 works of contemporary art that are being given to the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, N.M., by artist and patron Gus Foster.Courtesy of Harwood Museum of Art