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Teaching Gallery: Changing the World: Images of Revolution

White Gallery, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

Selected works in conjunction with the interdisciplinary KU topic entitled "Changing the World: The Meanings of Revolution." This theme is the subject of inquiry during the spring of 2009 for KU’s international area studies centers: the Center for East Asian Studies; the Center of Latin American Studies; the Kansas African Studies Center; and the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies, as part of a year-long program devoted to "protest and revolution."

Works of art

Feng Yan (born 1963), Tire and Red Carpet

David F. Mayor (born 1949); Felipe Ehrenberg, Aktual Czechoslovakia Schmuck

Stanley Mouse (born 1940), Human Be-In

Gerd Ludwig (born 1947), Magnitogorsk, Russia

Zhao Yannian (1924–2014), Nightmare #2, 1989

Li Yitai (born 1944), Lu Xun

Leopoldo Méndez (1902–1968), Homenaje a José Guadalupe Posada

Diego Rivera (1886–1957), Zapata

Jorg Immendorf (1945–2007), Saeule 4 (Column 4)

Jorg Immendorf (1945–2007), Ausgangspunkt (Point of Departure)

Jorg Immendorf (1945–2007), Brandenburger Tor (Brandenburg Gate)

Anthony Hernandez (born 1947), Saigon Shell Station

W. Eugene Smith (1918–1978), untitled

Elliott Erwitt (1928–2023), Siberia

Dan Wynn (1919–1995), “Body and Soul: Gloria Steinem and her partner, Dorothy Pitman Hughes, demonstrate the style that has thrilled audiences on the Women’s Liberation lecture circuit.”

Ben Somoroff (1915–1984), Richard M. Nixon's Chinese Feast

Juan Genovés (1930–2020), Ida y Vuelta (Going and Returning)

Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945), Die Liebenden dem Toten (gedenkblatt fur Karl Liebknecht) [The Living for the Dead (memorial for Karl Liebknecht)]

Käthe Kollwitz (1867–1945), Beim Dengeln (Whetting the Scythe)

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