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- Dinner Party
- Artist: Chicago
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- huge triangular installation
- butterfly and volva motifs
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- Anatomy of a Kimono
- Artist: Schaprio
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- paints and real fabrics
- repeating the shapes and play of colors against each other - deconstructing it
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- Untitled Film Still #35
- Artist: Sherman
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- shutter release cable
- portrayal of women as a still object
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- Untitled (Your Gaze Hits the Side of My Face)
- Artist: Kruger
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- layout techniques like magazines to sell consumer goods
- words placed on in the staccato style
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- Flowers on Body
- Artist: Mendieta
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- covered in flowers inside an earthen womb-like cavity
- downward perspective
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- S.O.S. - Starification Object Series
- Artist: Wilke
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- 15 chewing gum sculptures in plexiglass cases
- decorates her body with the pieces of chewed gum shaped into volvas
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- Untitled
- Artist: Kiki Smith
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- nude life-size wax figures
- long white drips flow down the bodies
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- Who's Afraid of Aunt Jemima?
- Artist: Ringgold
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- died, painted, and pieced fabric squares
- embroidered portraits placed inside of patterned squares
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- Cornered
- Artist: Piper
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- mixed media installation
- directness forces viewer to think about society
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- Stereo Styles
- Artist: Simpson
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- black and white Polaroid prints and 10 engraved plastic plaques
- African-American hairstyles that are often used to symbolize the entire race
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- Tambo
- Artist: Edwards
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- welded steel
- found objects
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- Public Enemy
- Artist: Hammons
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- leaves crunch under feet and balloon strings brushing against viewer
- guns propped up pointed at the sculpture of Teddy Roosevelt
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- Trade
- Artist: Juane Smith
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- clippings of Native American newspapers
- Native American artifacts and contemporary sports wear with native names
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- Baboon
- Artist: Archuleta
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- carved and painted wood, glue, and sawdust
- Spanish-American tradition of simple painted wooden folk sculptures of holy figures called "santos"
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- Mujer Pegada Series No. 2
- Artist: Neri
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- bronze women projects from canvas
- tension between painting and sculpture
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- Mercenaries IV
- Artist: Golub
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- flattened space
- dark colors stand out against red background that pushes the figures forward
- harshly scraped flattened surfaces
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- Artist with Backs
- Artist: Abakanowicz
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- made by pressing layers on natural fibers into a plastic mold
- no defining sex
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- When I Put My Hands on Your Body
- Artist: Woinarowicz
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- silkscreen text
- overlayed photo of skeleton remains
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- The Homeless Projection
- Artist: Wodiczko
- Era: Art as a Political Weapon
- Techniques:
- homeless person surrounded by plastic bags projected onto sculptured monument
- at top is local condominium - connection between urban development and homelessness
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