Kirkpatrick titled Reforestation of the Imagination. In 2023, the tenth Renwick Invitational, Sharing Honors and Burdens, will feature Native American artists: Joe Feddersen, Erica Lord, Geo Soctomah Neptune, Maggie Thompson, Lily Hope, and Ursala Hudson. Notable artists in the collection A number of well-known, critically acclaimed artists had works in the Renwick Gallery's collection, as of the November 2015 reopening most are no longer on display. Among them are: Margaret Boozer's Eight Red Bowls Maryland terra cotta and pine sculpture. Wendell Castle's Ghost Clock cloaks time with trompe l'oeil. Dale Chihuly's famous glass globules float in their sandbox sanctuaries. Arline Fisch's silver Body Ornament Larry Fuente's Game Fish made from a mounted sailfish and game accessories, such as dice, poker chips, domino tiles, Scrabble letters, yo-yos, badminton shuttlecocks and Ping-Pong balls. Sam Maloof's furniture Maria Martinez Albert Paley Ginny Ruffner's Reforestation of the Imagination (with Grant Kirkpatrick), an augmented reality exhibition. Judith Schaechter's A Little Torcher, a stained-glass creation depicting pyromania. Kim Schmahmann's 1993–1999 Bureau of Bureaucracy, which is a "wooden cabinet full of cupboards to nowhere, bottomless drawers, drawers within drawers, hidden compartments, and more, a wonderful metaphor for the labyrinthine workings of government". See also Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel – another structure in Washington, D.C., designed by James Renwick Smithsonian Institution Building – another structure in Washington, D.C., designed by James Renwick St. Patrick's Cathedral – James Renwick's magnum opus in New York City Architecture of Washington, D.C. References Further reading External links Smithsonian American Art Museum's official Web site National Historic Landmarks in Washington, D.C. Members of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington James Renwick Jr. buildings Contemporary crafts museums in the United States Art museums and galleries in Washington, D.C. Smithsonian Institution museums Art museums established in 1972 1972 establishments in Washington, D.C. Art galleries established in 1972 Decorative arts museums in the United States Downtown (Washington, D.C.)