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Resources for Locating the Artwork
- Kendell Gerers: Farell, L. Ed. (2003) Looking both ways: Art of the contemporary African diaspora. New York: Museum of African Art.
- Gabriel Kuri: Transactions: Contemporary Latin American and Latino art (2006). San Diego: Museum of Contemporay Art.
- Ai Weiwei: Frehner, M. & Heinrich, C. Ed. (2005) Mahjong: Contemporay Chinese art from the Sigg collection. Ostfildern-Ruit, Germany: Hatje Cantz.
- Wang Du: Wang Du. (2004). Paris: Editions Cercle d'Art.
- Charles Krafft: McGee, & Reid, L. (2002). Charles Krafft's villa delirium. Santa Ana, CA: Grand Central Press.
- Michael Oatman: Thompson, N. Ed. (2005). Becoming animal. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.