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Jeff Koons’s *Puppy*: A Floral Sculpture of Kitsch and Sentimentality – Revisit Jeff Koons’s Massive Puppy Sculpture Made of Flowers and Explore How It Blends Elements of Kitsch, Childhood Imagery, and Sentimentality on a Grand, Public Scale.

Jeff Koons' Puppy: A Floral Sculpture of Kitsch and Sentimentality - A Lecture (🔔 Class bell rings. Students shuffle in, some clutching coffees, others looking slightly bewildered.) Alright, settle down,…
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Keith Haring’s *Tuttomondo* Mural: A Message of Harmony in Public Space – Explore Keith Haring’s Large-Scale Mural in Pisa, Italy, and How Its Vibrant Figures and Theme of World Harmony Serve as a Lasting Testament to His Belief in Art’s Power to Unite People.

Keith Haring's Tuttomondo Mural: A Message of Harmony in Public Space (Lecture Begins) Alright, settle in, art aficionados and culture vultures! 🦉 Today, we’re ditching the dusty textbooks and jetting…
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Jean-Michel Basquiat’s *Untitled* (Skull): Expressing Urban Energy and Identity – Revisit Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Painting Featuring a Skull and Explore How His Raw Style and Use of Symbols Convey the Energy of Urban Life and His Exploration of Identity and Mortality.

Jean-Michel Basquiat's Untitled (Skull): Expressing Urban Energy and Identity (A Lecture in Art History, Served Raw and With a Side of Graffiti) Alright, settle down class! No chewing gum, and…
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Kara Walker’s *Confederate Prisoners from the Camp at Belle Isle*: Challenging Historical Narratives Through Art – Explore how Kara Walker Uses the Traditional Art of Silhouette to Depict Disturbing Scenes Related to American Slavery and History, Forcing Viewers to Confront Uncomfortable Truths.

Kara Walker's Confederate Prisoners from the Camp at Belle Isle: Challenging Historical Narratives Through Art (Lecture begins with a dramatic spotlight and a mischievous grin) Alright, settle in, art enthusiasts…