In Case You Ever Lose Your Shirt
Anacostia Community Museum

In Case You Ever Lose Your Shirt

Ira Blount · 2011

ink and pencil on paper
Anacostia Community Museum
CC0 — Public Domain
Anacostia Community Museum

Here, artist Ira Blount showcases his origami and calligraphy skills, as well as his sense of humor. Text on the left reads “In case you ever lose your shirt…” inscribed in green ink. On the right, Blount transforms a dollar bill into a collared short sleeved shirt. Blount works with the design of the dollar to create a white collar, and the Seal of the United States is prominently displayed on the chest. The piece illustrates how everyday objects can be converted into works of art, embodying the artist's humor and philosophy of resourcefulness.

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