The American Effect

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This paper describes some of the exhibits at the Whitney Museum's recent exhibition, "The American Effect", and how they are supposed to represent world opinion of the United States and Americans. The paper interprets the meanings of some of the exhibits and concludes with a brief summary of the varying opinions of America expressed by the exhibit.

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""The American Effect" is an exploration of the perception of America, as seen through the eyes of American artists. The American Effect encompasses works from 47 artists from 30 different countries, including Asia, Africa, and South America. The exhibition contains photographs, paintings, videos, and documentary films. The exhibitions range from the humorous, to the obscure, to clearly shocking and scathing attacks."

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