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Roy Lichtenstein. In the Car. 1963. Oil, magna, and graphite on canvas. 30 x 40 in. © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. All rights reserved. RELATE [co-exist]

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1 Roy Lichtenstein. In the Car. 1963. Oil, magna, and graphite on canvas. 30 x 40 in. © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein. All rights reserved. RELATE [co-exist] Relationships & Family Consider how you relate to people around you. Is it easy for your to communicate with your family and friends? Think about how the people in your life influence you. Reflect on the relationships in your life.

2 Carmen Lomas Garza. Curandera. 1977. Gouache on cotton paper 11 x 14 inches Collection of: Carmen Lomas Garza ©copyright Carmen Lomas Garza

3 Carmen Lomas Garza Carmen Lomas Garza wants people to know how her family lived when she was growing up in a Mexican- American community in south Texas. Curandera shows a healer working to help a young woman get well, using traditional ways. Each detail in it tells us something about Garza’s life and family.

4 Carmen Lomas Garza. Loteria. 1972.

5 Carmen Lomas Garza. La Feria en Reynosa. 1987.

6 Carmen Lomas Garza. Tamalada. 1988.

7 Carmen Lomas Garza. Sandia. 1986.

8 Roy Lichtenstein. Vicki. 1964. Enamel on steel. 42 x 42 in. © Estate of Roy Lichtenstein with the permission from Minneapolis Institute of Arts. Gift of Marguerite and Russell Cowles. All rights reserved.

9 Roy Lichtenstein American Pop Art icon Roy Lichtenstein’s work reflects imagery from comics and advertisements. He integrated playful use of Benday dots from comic strips into his paintings to explore everyday life. The Benday process consists of overlaying primary color dots onto a printing plate so new colors are made.

10 Roy Lichtenstein. Girl in Bath. 1963.

11 Roy Lichtenstein. CRAK! 1963.

12 Roy Lichtenstein. Live Ammo (Blang) Panel 2 of 4. 1962.

13 Roy Lichtenstein. Hopeless. 1963.

14 Robert Colescott. Feeling His Oats. 1988. Acrylic on canvas. 90 x 114 in. © Robert Colescott, courtesy of the artist, Albright-Knox Galley, Buffalo, NY, and Sarah Norton Goodyear Fund, 2000. All rights reserved.

15 Robert Colescott African-American artist Robert Colescott’s painting comments on the American Dream of success, power and money, while provoking ideas about racial stereotypes and tension.

16 Robert Colescott. George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware. 1975.

17 Robert Colescott. Les Demoiselles d'Alabama vestidas. 1985.

18 Robert Colescott. My Shadow. 1977.

19 Robert Colescott. Auvers-sur-Oise (Crow in the Wheat Field). 1981.

20 Jeff Wall. Outburst. 1989. Transparency in light box. 90 x 123 in. © 2010 Jeff Wall. All rights reserved.

21 Jeff Wall Canadian artist Jeff Wall takes pictures of carefully staged scenes. He arranges the actors and setting to tell a story.

22 Jeff Wall. Sudden Gust of Wind. 1993.

23 Hokusai. A Sudden Gust of Wind.

24 Jeff Wall. Mimic. 1982.

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