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Which Japanese artist is the highest-selling woman in the contemporary art market?
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Which president did Kehinde Wiley paint for the National Portrait Gallery?
Answer: Barack Obama
Why: Wiley rendered Obama seated in front of a lush floral background representing Hawaii, Kenya, and Chicago.
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Which dystopian theme park did Banksy open in England in 2015?
Answer: Dismaland
Why: Built inside a derelict lido, the pop-up attraction featured cynical amusements and spoof security checkpoints manned by unsmiling staff.
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Why did visitors lie on the floor during Olafur Eliasson's installation The Weather Project?
Answer: To see their silhouettes in a giant ceiling mirror
Why: The sun was actually a flat semicircle that only appeared round because the ceiling mirror reflected its other half.
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What did Eliasson recreate at Tate Modern?
Answer: The Sun
Why: Over two million saw the work; its mirrored ceiling doubled the glowing sun and reflected visitors overhead.
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What tool did visitors use in Yoko Ono's Cut Piece?
Answer: Scissors
Why: Audience members kept the clothing pieces they cut, and Ono chose when to end the performance.
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How did Francis Alÿs and 500 volunteers shift a Peruvian sand dune in 2002?
Answer: By shoveling it forward simultaneously
Why: All 500 participants working in unison managed to displace the entire geological formation by just ten centimeters.