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Produced in response to the aftermath of colonial rule, addressing issued such as national and cultural identity, race and ethnicity. Allowing communities to recover their cultural identities.
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oil on Masonite, 228x365.8cm, Musee National D'art Moderne, neo pop
falling under the genre of figurative art and a significant piece within the pop art movement. Featuring three amin elements such as a vividly rendered portrait of a man smiling, a hand holding a piece of cake, and the front of a car. -
Painting and sculpture, 52.7x76.5x37.3cm, MoMA, neo pop
Containing pastry like forms, sculpted with a playful yet surreal approach. Reflecting how Oldenburg sees everyday objects through the lens of pop art. -
An art movement emerging in the late 1970s, characterized by intense emotional expressions, vivid colors, and return to figurative representation.
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Oil, acrylic,225x3.8m, Toledo Museum of Art, neo expressionism
referring to self-feeding furnaces used by medieval alchemists to turn base metals into gold. In this artwork it symbolized the spiritual quest for perfection and historical wounds of nazi Germany. -
Characterized by its vibrant colors, bold lines, and playful yet critical take on popular culture and consumerism. Inspired by aesthetics of pop art.
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performance, MoMA post-colonial
A powerful commentary on the history of Indigenous peoples and cultural appropriation of their stories. Performed in nine different locations touring five countries. -
collage, 60x 43, Berlin Germany, post-colonial
Using collage to put together images taken from postcard photographs produced in south Africa. Creating a hybrid creature porn star. -
Oil on canvas, 92x92 inches, The Guggenheim Museums and foundation, Neo expressionism
the Scissors symbolizing the act of cutting through old patterns and traditions. While the butterflies represent new beginnings and possibility's.