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• Untitled (from Passage on the Underground Railroad series) by Stephen Marc

• Untitled by Philip Guston

• Hilarious by Roee Rosen

• Exclusion by Maria-Theresa Fernandes

• Memorial to a Marriage by Patricia Cronin

• America by Rigo 23

• Dead Labor Day by Sam Durant

• Proletarian Mother Tossing Flowers on her Homosexual Son’s Grave (detail) by Juan Logan '98

• Note To Self by Mary Coble

• Gotcha! by Leon Golub

• Both the fascist and the idealist search for perfection by Jonathan Borofsky

• This Could Be You #11 by Leon Golub

• We Can Disappear You #8 by Leon Golub

• Los Desastres de la Guerra 11; Ni Por Esas by Francisco De Goya

• Untitled II by Philip Guston

• Untitled III by Philip Guston

• Untitled from the series: Shadows Beyond the Broken Mirrors by Stephen Marc

• Cowboys and Indians, Made in America by Jaune Quick-To-see Smith

• Wright Smith, lynched in Annapolis, MD, 1898 by Karina Skvirsky

• King Johnson, lynched in Brooklyn, MD, 1911 by Karina Skvirsky

About this Gallery

MICA will host "The Narcissism of Minor Differences," an exhibition showcasing 18 acclaimed artists, including Francisco de Goya, Philip Guston and Sam Durant, that will explore the dark side of intolerance using art, historical artifact and documentation, Thursday, Dec. 9, 2010-Sunday, March 13, 2011. Through more than 40 objects and four installations, the exhibition, in the Fox Building's Decker and Meyerhoff galleries, 1303 W. Mount Royal Ave., will examine different types of intolerance by various groups: from the most overt to the benign and sublimated, from the kind of intolerance that excludes to the type of intolerance that kills.

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