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Monumental in its scale and critical in its necessity and timeliness, Walker’s 2014 sculpture-made for an installation at a former Domino Sugar factory in Brooklyn-stands as not only one of the greatest works of the 21st century but perhaps of all time. It stands, for me, as one of the most important durational artworks of this century, and its message of unity, dialogue, and collaboration is more important now than ever before.

A multi-months-long performance that unfolded between Alaska and Argentina, The School of Panamerican Unrest saw artist Pablo Helguera drive through the Americas with a portable schoolhouse and lecture podium as he conducted think tanks, lectures, and artist statements throughout North, Central, and South America. Pablo Helguera’s The School of Panamerican Unrest (2005). Courtesy of the Artist Eric Shiner, senior vice president of contemporary art at Sotheby’s Installation view, Schoolhouse in front of the Galeria Nacional de Arte, Honduras. Pablo Helguera, The School of Pan-American Unrest, 2006.

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