Courtesy Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston

Firelei Báez, 'A Drexcyen chronocommons (To win the war you fought it sideways)'

Firelei Báez, "A Drexcyen chronocommons (To win the war you fought it sideways)." Two paintings, hand-painted wooden frame, perforated tarp, printed mesh, handmade paper over found objects, plants, and books. Courtesy of the Joyner/Giuffrida Collection, San Francisco.

Barry McGee’s 2005 work “Untitled” features acrylic images on glass bottles, which are then hung on wires. Though McGee began as a graffiti artist, he has since produced many works for galleries.

Deborah Bright, “Dream Girls,” 1989-90. Photomontage. 11 x 14 in. Rhode Island.

Richard Prince, “Untitled (cowboy),” 1987. Ektacolor photograph. 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm).

In his "Lequita Faye Melvin," Roy McMakin reproduced the furniture in his childhood homes. The piece is featured in the Institute of Contemporary Art's new exhibit.