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The Tang Dynasty’s Cosmopolitan Culture: A Melting Pot of Ideas โ€“ Explore the Vibrant and Diverse Culture of the Tang Dynasty, Known for its Openness to Foreign Influences, Flourishing Arts and Literature, And Its Status as a Center of Global Trade and Exchange.

The Tang Dynasty's Cosmopolitan Culture: A Melting Pot of Ideas ๐ŸŒถ๏ธ๐Ÿœ๐ŸŽญ (A Lecture) (Professor slides onto the stage, tripping slightly over the rug. He dusts himself off with a flourish.)…
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Banksy’s *Napalm*: War, Pop Culture, and Shocking Juxtaposition โ€“ Examine Banksy’s Stencil Featuring the McDonald’s Clown and Ronald McDonald Leading a Naked Child Running From a Napalm Attack (Referencing the Famous Photo), Using Pop Culture Icons to Critique the Horrors of War.

Banksy's Napalm: War, Pop Culture, and Shocking Juxtaposition (A Lecture in Street Art Subversion) (Professor: Dr. Anya "Stencil Slayer" Petrova, PhD in Guerilla Art & Existential Dread) (Audience: Aspiring Culture…
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Jean-Michel Basquiat’s *Untitled* (King Zulu): Culture, History, and Artistic Identity โ€“ Explore the Painting Featuring a Reference to King Zulu and Unpack Basquiat’s Engagement with African American History, Culture, and His Own Identity as an Artist Navigating the Art World.

Jean-Michel Basquiat's Untitled (King Zulu): Culture, History, and Artistic Identity (A Lecture โ€“ Hold onto your hats, folks, itโ€™s gonna be a wild ride!) (๐ŸŽค๐ŸŽง Background music: A scratchy jazz…
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Banksy’s *Deconstructed Che Guevara*: Pop Culture and Political Iconography โ€“ Examine Banksy’s Stencil Work That Reinterprets the Image of Che Guevara, Exploring Themes of Revolution, Celebrity, and the Commodification of Political Icons in Popular Culture and Street Art.

Banksy's Deconstructed Che Guevara: Pop Culture and Political Iconography - A Lecture (Opening Music: A frantic remix of "Hasta Siempre" fading into punk rock) Alright everyone, settle down, settle down!…