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Influenced by the story of Little Red Ridinghood
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Lying with the Wolf
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Its main subject is bereft of mode and body of transport
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Trade (Gifts for Trading Land with White People)
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Features 7,503 16-feet-tall free-hanging saffron-colored fabric panels
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The Gates
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Surrounded by alien-like Bodhisattva playing musical instruments
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Pure Land
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Located in Rome, Italy
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MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
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Requires the viewer's stillness and concentration; evoking spirtual traditions from Zen Buddhism, Islamic Sufism, and Christian mysticism
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The Crossing
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Westerners may view the subject's clothes as expression of female oppresion
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Rebellious Silence
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Composed of over 100 million handcrafted pieces of ceramic
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Kui Hua Zi (Sunflower Seeds)
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One of the video feeds shows the spectators to themselves, making the audience participate in the work
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Electronic Superhighway
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Represents an ocean of fathomless depth made of millions of objects
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Kui Hua Zi (Sunflower Seeds)
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The artist's works often reflects themes of feminism, racism, and her struggle in an art world dominated by men with European training
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Dancing at the Louvre
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Made by Faith Ringgold
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Dancing at the Louvre
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Contradictorily suggesting "prey" and "preying" simultaneously
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Preying Mantra
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Has a hollowed-out figure seen in the round; a staple of the artist's sculptures
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Androgyne III
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References Chinese art forms: scrolls, screens, books, and paper
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A Book from the Sky
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Built in 2009 as a staple of Deconstructivism
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MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
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References lushness of "green time" (season after it rains)
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Earth's Creation
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Suggests excitement of competition via chaos of swirling lines in its composition
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Stadia II
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Reflects stereotypes towards black women in regards to being a "seductress" and "wild"
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Preying Mantra
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References alcohol, as rum was an important part of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
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Old Man's Cloth
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Reflects Chairman Mao's ideology with him as the sun and the Chinese people as the sunflowers
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Kui Hua Zi (Sunflower Seeds)
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Emphasizes female strength via the central figures taming of a wild beast
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Lying with the Wolf
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Emphasizes the theme of recycling via its medium being a reused material from bottles
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Old Man's Cloth
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Red colors denote blood and themes of lust
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Untitled #228
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Covered with glass windows and dons a glass roof
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MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
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Made by Christo and Jeanne-Claude
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The Gates
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The New-Jersey-born artist is the photographer, the subject, consumer, hairdresser, and makeup artist in her works
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Untitled #228
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Color photograph on glass
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Pure Land
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Made by Frank Gehry
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Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
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Comments on xenophobia and colonialism (especially given the artist is Nigerian) via the use of wear and modification of the scene
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The Swing (after Fragonard)
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Main figure lacks emotional attachment, despite the murder that his been taken place
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Untitled #228
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Multilayered, sweeping lines create animation and depth
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Stadia II
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Subject is limbless and headless
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Androgyne III
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Artist born in Pennsylvania and worked on Wall Street (a "slimeball," according to Ms. Fleet); intended to provoke audience and profit
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Pink Panther
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Built in a neighboorhood building in Hartford, Connecticut, not in a museum
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En la Barberia no se Llora
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Large, wrinkled drawing pinned to a wall
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Lying with the Wolf
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Shows Renaissance and Baroque influence: tenebrism, contrapposto, elaborate fabrics, biblical subject matter
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Untitled #228
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Influenced by graffiti art and street poetry
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Horn Players
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Unique interpretation of traditional Japanese art forms by a Japanese artist
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Pure Land
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Medium reflects semi-historical story of it being used to spread information about the Underground Railroad
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Dancing at the Louvre
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Glass roof and blinds modulate natural light
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MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
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Has fuzzy bordering on each of the lines
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Summer Trees
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Neon symbolizes motel and restaurant signs
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Electronic Superhighway
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Lacks symmetry and acts as an overlapping mass of curvelinear forms
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Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
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After each is seen, the central figure disappears
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The Crossing
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Made by Mariko Mori
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Pure Land
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Has four channels of amplified stereo sound from four different speakers
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The Crossing
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Implies a cycle of purification and destruction given the repetiveness
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The Crossing
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Name references idea of excluding people from a group: xenophobia, racism, and colonialism
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Shibboleth
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Addresses the nude female figure lying down; breasts are shown prominently
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Lying with the Wolf
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Artist's only source of protein during his childhood represented here
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Kui Hua Zi (Sunflower Seeds)
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Made of "high art" porcelain
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Pink Panther
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Walls and interior staircases ebb and flow with some symmetry and asymmetry
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MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
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Has a green snake interlocking with her fingers, connecting to the snake in the Garden of Eden
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Preying Mantra
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Built in 1997 as a staple of Deconstructivism
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Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
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Artist served as a nurse in WWII witnessing the detatchment of limbs and other horrors
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Androgyne III
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Made by Jeff Koons
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Pink Panther
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Strongly criticized monument with a secondary more-traditional monument made nearby
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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Explores conditions of African-Americans in the antebellum South
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Darkytown Rebellion
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Combines collage elements with abstract brushwork
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Trade (Gifts for Trading Land with White People)
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