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Postmodern Architecture
Environmental Art
Contemporary Indigenous Australian Art
Electronic Art
Fractal Art
Art in Nature
Neo-Conceptual Art
Transgressive Art
Culture Jamming
Figuration Libre
Graffiti Art and Street Art
- The Vibrant World of Graffiti and Street Art: A Celebration of Creativity and Community
- The Rise of Street Art: From Graffiti to Gallery
- Keith Haring: The Vibrant Vanguard of Art and Social Activism
- Keith Haring: A Journey of Creativity, Activism, and Courage
- Jean-Michel Basquiat: A Revolutionary in Art
- Keith Haring - Doodle
- Unveiling the Enigma: Jean-Michel Basquiat's Artistic Odyssey Through Collaboration and Major Works
- Disco and Doodles: How Studio 54 Redefined the Art Scene from Graffiti to Pop
Institutional Critique
- Challenging the Norm: The Bold World of Institutional Critique
- Michael Asher: Architect of the Invisible
- Fred Wilson: Rearranging the Museum, Rewriting the Narrative
- Marcel Broodthaers: The Fictional Museum That Told the Truth
- Hans Haacke: The Artist Who Named Names
- Andrea Fraser: Performing the Institution, Embodying the Critique
LGBTQ+ Art
- Threads of Remembrance: The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt and Its Global Impact
- The Heartfelt Journey of Patrick Angus: A Life of Love, Longing, and Legacy
- My Painting: Transexual Rights, Honoring Sylvia Rivera
- Inside "Metropolitan Gay Love": A Deep Dive into Art and Identity
- Keith Haring: The Vibrant Vanguard of Art and Social Activism
- Felix Gonzalez-Torres and the Silent Elegy of “Untitled (Portrait of Ross in L.A.)
- The Kiss That Gripped My Heart: Discovering Nan Goldin’s “Gilles and Gotscho”
- Catherine Opie: Portraits of Identity and Belonging
- Reimagining Heroism and Vulnerability: The Cinematic Photography of Adi Nes
- Keith Haring: A Journey of Creativity, Activism, and Courage
- David Wojnarowicz: The Artist Who Made Rage Beautiful
- Zackary Drucker: Art, Transition, and the Radical Beauty of Being
- Juliana Huxtable: Bodies, Identity, and the Poetry of Digital Mutations
- Akram Zaatari: Memory, Conflict, and the Archaeology of the Image
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