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This print by Greenberger-Rafferty features the distorted likenesses of Barbara Streisand and Phil Hartman that are digitally and manually ripped asunder by an acid-wash of bright tones

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Save The Country Now Standard Framing gives behind-the-scenes access to pivotalDeborah Kass's Save The Country Now is inspired by American songwriter Laura Nyro's Save the Country. The work is part of Kass's series MORE Feel Good Paintings for Feel Bad Times, the first part of which she began in 2002, partly as a critique to the Bush administration. The words featured in these ebullient and colorful works come from other sourcesmainly music, quotations, and other works of artand they explore the intersection of politics, popular