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While his colleagues made works that could sell, however outrageous, Landy deliberately performed acts of oblivion.

But Mr. Sokov also made works that merged Soviet propaganda with that of capitalism and the United States.

Rivera and his peers made works that addressed the widest possible audience and this approach would later inspire the London Mural Movement.

Some artists made works that were designed to disappear – Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty sank into the landscape before re-emerging in recent years.

A light bulb went off with his 2009 exhibition, "Embrace!" — for which 17 artists made works that responded to Daniel Libeskind's controversial design of the museum's 2006 Frederic C. Hamilton building.

She has made works that merge completely with the terrain, blurring the boundaries between two- and three-dimensional space and set up a systematic ordering of the land tied to history, language, and time.

Together, they made work that highlighted the skewered, slightly off glamour that defines New York style.

Many artists made work that doesn't fit cleanly into either category.

He has rarely made work that can be bought or sold straightforwardly.

"The Italians made work that could fit anywhere," he said, "even in an old palazzo".

At the same time he made work that seems free of any South Seas influence.