Reimagine, If You Will

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Nighthawks
Edward Hopper's painting symbolising urban loneliness in a diner.
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The Sandman's 5th episode
Revisits Hopper's painting "Nighthawks" and the episode reaches a climax as people in the diner turn violent, resulting in a massacre.
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Are you using that chair?
2005's rendition of Nighthawks by Banksy. Similar to the original painting but there's a man only wearing underwear with 2 plastic chairs laying down next to him.
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Boulevard of Broken Dreams
Rendition of Nighthawks by Gottfried Helnwein. The people in the diner are the same, but they have different expressions.
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Nighthawks Revisited
Recreation of Nighthawks using colour pencil by Red Grooms in 1980. The scene is more modern, there is more activity outside the diner.
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Nighthawks - Moebius
This version of the painting was featured in a Simpsons episode. Mixed reality with fantasy, the main difference being the outside scenery.
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Yuriy Pimenov (1903 - 1977)
A prominent Soviet painter and graphic artist known for his contributions to the Soviet art scene. Made the painting "New Moscow".
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New Moscow
Painting by Yuriy Pimenov that shows the newly reconstructed capital during Stalin's "Great Terror".
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Condorito
Crafted to embody mischief and adult humour, representing the spirit of the country. The creation of Condorito was an act against Disney's portrayal of Chile.
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Metropolis
A German expressionist science-fiction silent film by Fritz Lang with restored footage and new subplots.
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16mm Print
A film copy format found in Buenos Aires.
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Romeo and Juliet Restoration
150-minute version with enhanced footage.
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Love Theme
Repeated motif in Rota's score with Renaissance elements.
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Producer James Fitzpatrick and Conductor Nic Raine
Restored the lost 1968 soundtrack of Nino Rota and Franco Zeffirelli's iconic film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet.
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Fountain
Mass-produced urinal submitted to an art exhibition in 1917 by Marcel Duchamp.
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Baroness Elsa von Fretytag-Loringhoven
A marginal figure in art history who Duchamp later claimed as the inspiration behind the piece, but evidence suggests she may have been the original artist of "Fountain".
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Fountain (Buddha)
Made by Sherrie Levine, made out of bronze. The material was valuable in irony to the publicly regarded cheap urinal.
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NOT Duchamp: Fountain and Bottle Rack
By Mike Bidlo, known as a "Social Sculpture" that is similar to the Buddha one but it is fractured, acting as a tribute to the original having been fractured during exhibition.
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Untitled (Lipstick Urinals)
By Rachel Lachowicz, challenges the social constructs of genders by mixing lipstick with male urinals.
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Living History Museums
A type of museum which recreates historical settings to stimulate a past time period.
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Diorama
Replica of a scene, typically a 3D full miniature model.
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