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AMERICAN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM Gesture (Action). Jackson Pollock. 1950 Number 1 (Lavender Mist). |
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AMERICAN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM Gesture (Action). Willem de Kooning. 1950-1952 Woman I |
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AMERICAN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM Colorfield. Ad Reinhardt. 1952 Abstract Painting, Blue. |
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AMERICAN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM Colorfield. Barnett Newman. 1958-1964 Stations of the Cross. |
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AMERICAN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM Post-Painterly Abstraction. Helen Frankenthaler. 1964 Interior Landscape. |
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POP ART Richard Hamilton. British. Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?. 1956. |
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POP ART Roy Lichtenstein. American. 1963. Whaam! |
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POP ART Claes Oldenburg. American. 1962. Floor Cake (Giant Piece of Cake). |
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POP ART Oldenburg. 1961. The Store. |
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POP ART Oldenburg. 1965. Proposed Colossal Monument for Park Avenue, New York: Good Humor Bar. |
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POP ART Andy Warhol. American. 1962. 210 Coca-Cola Bottles. |
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POP ART Warhol. 1962. Marilvn Monroe. |
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POP ART California Pop. Edward Keinholz. 1966 The State Hospital. |
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POP ART California Pop. Mel Ramos. 1965 The Pause That Refreshes. |
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AMERICAN COMBINE ART Robert Rauschenberg. 1955. The Bed. |
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AMERICAN COMBINE ART Rauschenberg. 1959 Monogram. |
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AMERICAN COMBINE ART Jasper Johns. 1954-1955. Flag. |
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AMERICAN COMBINE ART Johns. 1955. Target with Plaster Casts. |
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AMERICAN COMBINE ART Johns. 1960. Painted Bronze. |
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ASSEMBLAGE ART Louise Nevelson. American. 1959. Dawn’s Wedding Chapel. |
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ASSEMBLAGE ART Arman (Armand Fernandez). French. 1982. Long-Term Parking. |
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ASSEMBLAGE ART Kineticism. Jean Tinguely. French. 1960 Homage to New York. |
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THE ARTIST AS ART: HAPPENINGS/PERFORMANCE/RITUAL Happening. Allan Kaprow. American. 1964. Household. |
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THE ARTIST AS ART: HAPPENINGS/PERFORMANCE/RITUAL Performance. Gilbert & George. British. 1969. The Singing Sculpture (“Underneath the Arches”). |
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THE ARTIST AS ART: HAPPENINGS/PERFORMANCE/RITUAL Performance Video. Laurie Anderson. American. 1980. 0 Superman. |
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THE ARTIST AS ART: HAPPENINGS/PERFORMANCE/RITUAL Ritual Art. Joseph Beuys. German. 1965. How To Explain Pictures to A Dead Hare. |
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THE ARTIST AS ART: HAPPENINGS/PERFORMANCE/RITUAL Passage Ritual Art. Chris Burden. American. November 15, 1973 Doorway to Heaven. |
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AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTS OR INSTALLATIONS Installation. Sam Gilliam. 1969. Carousel Form II. |
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AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTS OR INSTALLATIONS Installation. Judy Pfaff. 1980. Deepwater. |
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AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTS OR INSTALLATIONS Installation. Jonathan Borofsky. 1984-1985 Installation. |
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Video Installation. Bill Viola. 1985. The Theater of Memory. |
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AMERICAN ISSUE-BASED ART Protest.
Leon Golub. American. 1983.
White Squad IV: El Salvador. |
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AMERICAN ISSUE-BASED ART Women’s Movement. Guerrilla Girls. 1988. The Advantages of Being a Woman Artist. |
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AMERICAN ISSUE-BASED ART Women’s Movement. Judy Chicago American. 1971 Womanhouse. |
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AMERICAN ISSUE-BASED ART
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AMERICAN ISSUE-BASED ART Social Protest. Cleve Jones, et.al. American. 1985-present. NAMES PROJECT ("A.I.D.S. Quilt"). |
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