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Why does the author end the example by stating that the piece is now in a museum?

To point out that acts of defiance can end up as valuable works of art
To establish that Rauschenberg is an important artist
To describe how de Kooning helped other artists rebel
To recognize the value of each piece of art created
ANSWER IS A) To point out that acts of defiance can end up as valuable works of art

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The author ends the example by stating that the piece is now in a museum: To point out that acts of defiance can end up as  valuable works of art.

Meaning of defiance

  • Defiance is an act of rebellion or going against normal expectations. In the excerpt from, "Banksy and the Tradition of Destroying Art,"  by Preminda Jacob we learn of several artists who have engaged in acts of defiance and benefitted from it.

  • One such example is that of Rauschenberg who remodeled an artwork by a senior artist known as De Kooning. Today, his artwork is preserved in a museum.

  • This shows that acts of defiance can become valuable artworks.

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