American Works
This memorial, located in Washington DC, contains the names of 58,000 soldiers.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Located in Central Park, this saffron colored installation was only showcased for fifteen days.
The Gates
This life seized bull, made from hundreds of corned beef tins, comments on food sovereignty and the exploitation of the Pacific.
Pisupo Lua Afe
This museum, located in northern Rome, is devoted to 21st century art shows the use of modernism and constructivism.
MAXXI National Museum of XXI Century Arts
This porcelain sculpture depicts a partially nude woman and a famous cartoon panther.
Pink Panther
This large installation in Washington DC depicts the United States in video clips, earning the artist the title of "The Father of Video Art".
Electronic Superhighway
This cut in paper projection reflects on the historical representation of African Americans.
Darkeytown Rebellion
This installation, containing ceiling and wall scrolls, was made to criticize the propaganda in communist China under Mao Zedong.
Book from the Sky
This piece, which touches on subjectivity, exoticism, and hybridity, is shaped by the history of colonialism in Africa and the rights of women.
Preying Mantra
This famous museum challenges the precedent of museums at the time with it's unique architecture.
The Guggenheim Museum
This painting, containing both words and drawings, depicts famous Jazz players of the 20th.
Horn players
This 2007 installation depicts a massive rupture in the ground and requires attentive viewing.
Shibboleth
This three panel art piece, touches on the role of trade goods in allegorical stories and the misunderstanding of Native and non-native trade.
Trade (gifts for trading land with white people)
This piece, composed of hundreds of small metal fragments, depicts a shifting grid of stripes and color blocks.
Old Man's Cloth
This abstracted painting explores themes such as nationalism and revolution as they occur in the worlds of art, sports, and contemporary politics.
Stadia II
This American photographer created a series recreating famous paintings in history which includes this picture.
Untitled #228, Cindy Sherman
This installation is a three-dimensional recreation of a famous Rococo painting, commenting on the aristocracy which benefited from colonialism.
The Swing (After Fragonard)
This vertical portrait depicts the central figure bisected by a rifle, she has words across her face in farsi.
Rebellious Silence
This abstract landscape expresses Korean tradition and heritage through and ink wash painting technique.
Summer Trees
This mixed media sculpture reflects on the artist's experience in the second world war along with dehumanization and suffering
Androgyne III
This work combines representational painting and African American quilting techniques with the written word.
Dancing at the Louvre
This room sized video installation depicts a two sided screen with a male figure on each side each under extreme conditions.
The Crossing
This ink and pencil nude illustrates women’s relationships with animals.
Lying with the Wolf
This installation, depicting a barbershop scene, was created to challenge the machismo in Latino communities
This abstract painting seem to bloom like lush vegetation over the large canvas.
Earth's Creation