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Appropriation

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Untitled #96

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Ringgold, Quilting Bee in Arles, 1991Gees Bend Quilts

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Race /National Identity

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Puryear, A Ladder for Booker T. Washington, 1996

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Murano Glass

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Ralph Ellison: “Art is the mystery that gets left out of history.”

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Take-Home TestDue: Thursday at 3:30Format: Typed, 10 minutes per question

1. Fully Identify both of the works shown. Discuss how both works use image and text to express the power of women.

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2. Fully identify both of the works shown. Discuss how both works express the relationship between women and commodity culture.

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3. Fully identify both of the works shown. Discuss how both works show the influence of more than one culture.

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4. Fully identify both of the works shown. Discuss how both works convey messages about cultural values.

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5. Fully identify both of the works shown. Discuss how each work creates a sacred space (consider materials, siting, and massing. Be sure to connect the work to a specific faith).