Hidden Dimensions- Power

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Great Chair
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The Milwaukee Art Museum's website discusses a 17th century armchair's role in the household.

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Theaster Gates
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Theaster Gates, the artist who created the video in this exhibition, is interviewed by Bad at Sports.

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Going Out of Style
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Chipstone's exhibition Going Out of Style juxtaposes objects that were very popular at one point in time awith what was said about them once they became unfashionable. The Gothic hall stand is one of these objects that enjoyed widespread popularity in the 1840s and consequently fell out of favor with consumers.

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Channels: American ArtDecorative ArtsFurnitureVideo Art

The Hidden Dimensions gallery at the Milwaukee Art Museum explores three different kinds of power present in American colonial objects: royal power, financial power and religious power.

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