The Wooster Group's production of L.S.D. (. . . Just the High Points . . .) is an example of a production that adhered carefully to the text and intention of the original playwright

Chinese artists reinforced national identity during periods of foreign occupation by

a) perpetuating visual symbols of resistance in paintings of nature. b) eliminating all references to the past in depictions of China. c) encoding messages in Chinese characters alongside imagery in paintings. d) depicting historic events in realistic detail in narrative paintings.

Why does Lynn Hershman Leeson’s DiNA sound so smart?

a)  Her responses come from the Internet. b)  Her responses are based on political speeches. c)  Her responses are pre-recorded by the artist. d)  Her responses mimic viewers’ questions and comments.