In this case it's the delightful, five-minute Day & Night, directed by Teddy Newton, who worked on The Incredibles, Ratatouille and the magnificent Pixar short Presto, which accompanied Wall-E.
The accompanying wall label says Burchfield saw nature "as a source of spirituality".
It takes a close examination, but they can be distinguished by three letters on the accompanying wall text: MNR, for Musées Nationaux Récupération, France's anonymous painting collection.
The first outfit you will encounter is so expensive it is displayed behind glass: a $4,628 deerskin hoodie and matching $1,898 shorts with white gold-plated zippers and a pedigree so complicated it requires an accompanying wall text.
An accompanying wall text tells us that the boy, possibly a slave, is painted with his mouth open and showing his teeth in a manner deemed inappropriate for members of 18th-century American society.
As Mr. Rembert recalls in accompanying wall text, she wore her uniform and carried her medical bag "even when she had to spend her last days at the convalescent home".
"Hell Hole" (1917) is a print that Sloan described — his words are quoted in an accompanying wall label — as the back room of Wallace's, at Sixth Avenue and West Fourth Street, "a gathering place for artists, writers and bohemians of Greenwich Village".
But many were provoked by the way he wrote himself up in the accompanying wall labels - the constant references to Dürer, Velázquez, Cézanne and Franz Kafka; the apparently self-serving associations: 'It is undoubtedly to Matisse that I owe the most', and Picasso is 'My one and only master!'.
In his book and an accompanying Wall Street Journal editorial late last year, Wu argued that we find ourselves "In the Grip of the New Monopolists".
Nothing about the exhibition or its accompanying wall texts seem to follow this conceptual thrust.
At this point, the laughable street vendor pamphlet that John Boehner rolled out was probably less ridiculous than this actual budget plan and its accompanying Wall Street Journal graph.
