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Roy Lichtenstein's "Step-On Can with Leg" (David Benkof's Culture D'rash)
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2020Mar 26
Why is a painting of a trash can hanging in a museum? Roy Lichtenstein's Pop Art sensibilities help explain. In this video, David Benkof shows how through incisive analysis a viewer can figure out why there's a painting of a trashcan, why it's a step-on can, why there are two of them, and why there are flowers on them. Previous video: Simon & Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence" Next video: Arthur Miller's All My Sons David Benkof's upcoming speaking schedule: • Sunday, March 29, 5 pm Eastern: "The Poetry of Emma Lazarus, Allen Ginsberg, and Bob Dylan" Register at limmudna.org/efestival • May 6 at AACI Jerusalem: Best of American Jewish Film • May 13 at AACI Jerusalem: Best of American Jewish Music • May 20 at AACI Jerusalem: Best of American Jewish Drama • December 25-31, Limmud Festival UK, Birmingham, England Contact info: DavidBenkof@gmail.com Tags: American Jewish art, American Jewish culture

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