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                        ..Best known for using wax print cloth to represent historic cultural and economic interdependence, Shonibare also has long plumbed a rich palette of other media and symbols鈥攊ncluding firearms...
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                Davis Museum and Cultural Center, Wellesley College
             
            
                
                    
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                        ..Shonibare's ship is depicted in the moment just before its demise, and the artist uses the frigate's precarious state to hint at the world's present vulnerabilities...
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                James Cohan, Shanghai
             
            
                
                    
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                        ..By removing the figures' heads, a recurring motif in Shonibare's work, the artist dissuades associations of race...
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                Stephen Friedman Gallery
             
            
                
                    
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                        ..The contemporary British Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare is best known for his explorations of the legacies of colonialism through sculpture, installations, film, and photography...
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                Yale Center for British Art
             
            
                
                    
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                        ..Shonibare's three-part installation of sculpture and photography revisits the collision between irrational mysticism and logical reason that occurred in society during the eighteenth-century Enlightenment...
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                James Cohan, New York (26th Street)