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Olafur Eliasson’s *The Weather Project*: A Shared Experience of the Sublime – Revisit the Tate Modern Installation and Explore How Eliasson Created a Collective Experience of Awe and Wonder, Using Light and Mist to Mimic Natural Phenomena on a Monumental Indoor Scale.

Olafur Eliasson's The Weather Project: A Shared Experience of the Sublime – Revisit the Tate Modern Installation and Explore How Eliasson Created a Collective Experience of Awe and Wonder, Using…
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Marina Abramović’s *Imponderabilia*: Encountering the Naked Artist – Explore the Performance Where Marina Abramović and Ulay Stood Naked in a Doorway, Forcing Viewers to Pass Between Them, Challenging Social Norms, Physical Boundaries, and the Dynamics of Encounter.

Marina Abramović's Imponderabilia: Encountering the Naked Artist – A Lecture (Opening slide: A slightly blurry, grainy photograph of Marina Abramović and Ulay standing naked in a doorway. A small emoji…
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Louise Bourgeois’s *Cell* Series: Architecture of Emotion and Memory – Explore Louise Bourgeois’s Installations Created Within Enclosed Spaces, Filled with Objects and Sculptural Forms, Reflecting on Personal Memories, Trauma, and Psychological States within Architectural Structures.

Louise Bourgeois's Cell Series: Architecture of Emotion and Memory (Lecture Begins - Imagine a dramatically lit stage, perhaps a spider dangling precariously from the ceiling...or maybe just a really good…
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Damien Hirst’s *The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living*: The Shark’s Aura – Explore the Controversy and Fascination Surrounding Damien Hirst’s Shark Sculpture and How It Provokes Thoughts About Life, Death, and Our Attempts to Confront Mortality Through Art and Science.

Damien Hirst's The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living: The Shark's Aura (Welcome, Art Enthusiasts, Fear-Facing Philosophers, and General Purveyors of the Slightly Macabre! 🦈💀) Today,…
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Jeff Koons’s *Puppy*: Flowers, Kitsch, and Monumental Scale – Examine the Massive Sculpture of a West Highland White Terrier Covered in Live Flowers and Explore Koons’s Engagement with Kitsch,Sentimentality, and Public Art on a Grand Scale, Creating a Beloved Yet Debated Landmark.

Jeff Koons' Puppy: Flowers, Kitsch, and Monumental Scale – A Blooming Behemoth of Sentimentality (Lecture Hall, a projector whirs to life, displaying a vibrant image of Puppy. The lecturer, Professor…
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Keith Haring’s *Tuttomondo*: A Global Mural of Harmony – Explore Keith Haring’s Last Public Mural, Painted in Pisa, Italy, Depicting Figures Engaging in Various Activities Representing Peace and Harmony, a Vibrant Testament to His Belief in Art’s Power to Connect People.

Keith Haring's Tuttomondo: A Global Mural of Harmony – A Lecture (Welcome music fades, a slide displaying a vibrant image of Tuttomondo is projected.) Alright everyone, settle in, settle in!…
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Jean-Michel Basquiat’s *Warrior*: Power, Identity, and Urban Energy – Explore the Expressive Painting Featuring a Warrior Figure and Unpack Basquiat’s Exploration of His Identity as a Black Artist, Blending Personal Experience with Historical and Cultural References.

Jean-Michel Basquiat's Warrior: Power, Identity, and Urban Energy – A Crash Course in Cool Alright, art enthusiasts, culture vultures, and anyone who's ever felt like a glorious, slightly confused gladiator…
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Kara Walker’s *Christ’s Entry into Journalism*: Cutting Silhouettes, Confronting History – Explore Kara Walker’s Signature Silhouette Installations That Depict Provocative and Often Violent Scenes Referencing American History, Slavery, and Racial Stereotypes, Challenging Viewers to Confront Difficult Truths.

Kara Walker's Christ's Entry into Journalism: Cutting Silhouettes, Confronting History (Lecture begins with a slideshow image of Kara Walker's Darkytown Rebellion, a sprawling silhouette installation) Alright everyone, settle in, settle…
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Cindy Sherman’s *Untitled Film Still #21*: Urban Isolation and Cinematic Narrative – Explore This Specific Photograph From Cindy Sherman’s Series and How It Captures a Sense of Isolation and Suspense, Evoking a Narrative From a Non-existent Film and Questioning Female Representation.

Cindy Sherman's Untitled Film Still #21: Urban Isolation and Cinematic Narrative – A Deep Dive 🎬 Alright everyone, settle in! Today we’re diving headfirst into the captivating, perplexing, and perpetually…