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This document provides brief descriptions of various artists and artworks including: Amalis Ulman, John Stezaker, Laure Prouvost, Yinka Shonibare, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Henry Wallis, Lindsay Seers, Louise Bourgeois, Carsten Höller, Steve McQueen, Pierre Huyghe, Oskar Schlemmer, Bob and Roberta Smith, Banksy, Eugène Delacroix, Tom Hunter, John Everett Millais, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Gerhard Richter, Jeremy Lipking, Jim Shaw, Martha Rosler, Joe Webb, Yasumasa Morimura, Johannes Vermeer, Sven
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- 10. Oskar Schlemmer
- 11. Bob and Roberta Smith Banksy Pulp Fiction
- 12. Eugène Delacroix, The Death of Sardanapalus, 1827 The Hireling Shepherd, Holman HuntTom Hunter
- 13. Tom Hunter The Way Home, from the series Life and Death in Hackney (1998) John Everett Millais, Ophelia, 1851-2. Oil on canvas. Tate.
- 14. Dante Gabriel Rossetti - Ecce Ancilla Domini!
- 15. Richter Gerhard - Betty
- 16. Jeremy Lipking
- 17. Jim Shaw’s trashy paintings
- 18. Martha Rosler Joe Webb Street artists addressing issues such as housing and the migration crisis. This isn’t antisocial – it’s deeply social Banksy has raised the street art bar with his new interactive piece opposite the French embassy.
- 19. Yasumasa Morimura, A Requiem Johannes Vermeer Girl with a Pearl Earring
- 20. Yasumasa Morimura “Am Inner Dialogue with Frida Kahlo” Frida Kahlo Painting
- 21. Sven-Augustijnen
- 22. Nan Goldin Valli Export Sophie Calle
- 23. Gillian Wearing Adian Piper Ana Mendieta Neshat Shirin
- 24. Meret Oppenheim Mike Kelley, The Uncanny
- 26. Bang by Ai Weiwei at Venice Art Biennale 2013
- 27. Seoul-based artist Seon Ghi Bahk is back with the latest works in his An aggregation series, consisting of delicate charcoal installations
- 28. Annette Messager
- 29. Annette Messager
- 30. Do-Ho Suh’s Home within a Home For more views from inside Do-Ho Suh’s “Home Within Home Within Home Within Home Within Home,” Do Ho Soh art installation; Home Within Home; Transparent polyester fabric over wire frame; fabric structure.
- 31. Pablo Bronstein ‘Erecting of the Paternoster Square Column’,
- 32. 1966: Claes Oldenburg with a monumental tube of toothpaste Claes Oldenburg Tongue Cloud Over London, With Thames Ball, 1976 fantasy
- 33. John Heartfield Hanna Hoch John Stezaker Double Shadow
- 34. Black Sea Surfer by Andro Wekua
- 35. Blue Fly. 1665. Robert Hooke. English 1635- 1703. engraving
- 36. Covered by Andro Wekua
- 39. Marilyn Monroe by Tyler Shields
- 40. Lynching by Tyler Shields
- 41. Catherine Howe Mica Painting Direction by Barbara Ellmerer Harland Miller Love Saves the Day Russell Herron Felt Tip Drawing Series
- 42. The Connor Brothers The Truth Will Set You Free, 2014 Marnie Weber The Truth Speakers (Girl with Copper Dress..., 2009
- 43. Ninguem e de Ninguem by Rogerio Reis John Baldessari
- 44. Mark Ryden Experiment 118 (Sketch) Summa Scientiae Mundi: The Truth About Mars by David Byrne
- 45. Barry Thompson Peggy Preheim Alexandre Sequeira Série Nazaré do Mocajuba - Adriane, 2004–2005
- 46. Makoto Saito Truth, 2006 Li Wei The truth, 2009
- 47. Map of Truths and Beliefs by Grayson Perry
- 48. Andy Curlowe
- 49. West Collection : Toby Ziegler "Designated for Leisure"
- 50. Yayoi Kusama
- 51. Armin Boehm
- 52. Alexis Harding Jered Sprecher
- 54. Valery Koshlyakov Grand Opera, Paris Yuko Wada, untitled, sumi, beeswax, stain on paper
- 55. HAYASHI Takahiko 2000 mixed media collage
- 56. lichtenstein making his benday dots
- 57. Martial Raysse
- 58. Liz Payne (hand- painted fabric/embroidery) California artist - Mary Button Durell - creates paper sculptures using only tracing paper and wheat paste
- 60. Richard Estes still life
- 62. Rieko Akatsuka
- 63. Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen Stefan Hoenerloh
- 64. Jacqui Fink
- 65. LISA ANNE AUERBACH Crafts and Astrology, 2014 knitted wool on linen 80 × 63 in
- 66. David Cronenberg Film Maker (Genre of Horror)
- 67. David Lynch's Film ‘Inland Empire’ David Lynch TV Series Twin Peaks
- 68. Judy Chicago art - Dinner Party
- 73. Creamier. Contemporary Art in Culture