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    David Leverett
    1977–8
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  • Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different?

    Richard Hamilton
    1992
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    Guerrilla Girls
    1995
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  • Changing Hands

    Colin Self
    1995
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  • Just what was it that made yesterday’s homes so different, so appealing? (upgrade)

    Richard Hamilton
    2004
  • The swimming pool that crowns Tepe Wazir Akhbar Khan, built by the Soviets in the 1970s and restored in recent times at great expense by USAID. It is uncertain if it will ever be used.

    Simon Norfolk
    2011
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  • A Square Divided Horizontally and Vertically into Four Equal Parts, Each with a Different Direction of Alternating Parallel Bands of Lines

    Sol LeWitt
    1982
  • Jesus falls the first time

    Bruce Onobrakpeya
    1969
    On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism
  • Jesus falls the second time

    Bruce Onobrakpeya
    1969
    On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism
  • Jesus falls the third time

    Bruce Onobrakpeya
    1969
    On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism
  • Self-Portrait, Three Times, 24.1.90

    Gerhard Richter
    1990
  • One of the huge logistics compounds at Camp Leatherneck. A modern, technological army needs hundreds of thousands of different kinds of objects in order to keep it working. A $100m warplane can be grounded for the want of a $1 part. Supplying these things

    Simon Norfolk
    2011
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