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 ==Marwan Rechmaoui==
 In the first room of the collection Marwan Rechmaoi's sculpture ''Monument for the Living'' is on display. This was created in 2001 by the Lebanese artist and is made of Concrete and Wood. The sculpture is a scale model the the Burj El Murr building located in Beirut, Lebanon. The building itself was owned by the El Murr family, which was a very well-known political family. The building was left unfinished, as it appears in the model, in 1974 due to the start of the Civil War. It was intended to be used for offices but because it was never finished it was only used as a sniper outpost. Today the tower is too tall to be knocked down and cannot be imploded because it is too dense. It still stands as a reminder and memorial of the internal conflict of the Civil War that has yet to be fully resolved.
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 ==Naum Gabo==
 Naum Gabo's sculpture ''Kinetic Contruction (Standing Wave)'' is currently in the Artist and Society collection. This was constructed in 1919-1920 directly after the Russian Revolution. At this time is was difficult to obtain materials and the machinery necessary to complete things like this. In the gallery the viewer of the sculpture can press a button and the thin metal strip will move to demonstrate a standing wave. This structure was created by Gabo to demonstrate to students how kinetics worked. Gabo believed that space and time were active components of art.

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 Theater Gates is an American artist who's work ''Civil Tapestry'' is in the Artist and Society section of Tate Modern. The piece is made of fire hoses and wood. It is a response to an incident in 1963, during the height of the Civil Rights Movement, where a group of black students were peacefully marching for equal rights. At this march Police sprayed the protestors with very powerful fire hoses to break it up, and injured many in the process. The tapestry was completed in 2011 and Gates continues to ask the questions about if the protestors goals have been accomplished even today.
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 The art in this gallery raises awareness about both current and past issues of society. The artists try to create a reaction in the viewer of the painting and often are very successful in this manner. The art featured in this collection includes many paintings, photographs, sculptures, and even a few documentaries. This gallery is a permanent section of the museum and is free for anyone to see. Below is more information about specific art and artists featured in the exhibit.
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+Naum Gabo's sculpture ''Kinetic Contruction (Standing Wave)'' is currently in the Artist and Society collection. This was constructed in 1919-1920 directly after the Russian Revolution. At this time is was difficult to obtain materials and the machinery necessary to complete things like this. In the gallery the viewer of the sculpture can press a button and the thin metal strip will move to demonstrate a standing wave. This structure was created by Gabo to demonstrate to students how kinetics worked. Gabo believed that space and time were active components of art.
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+==Teresa Margolles==
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+Margolles is a Mexican artist who's work ''Bandera I'' or ''Flag I'' is featured in the collection. The fabric of the flag contains some traces of blood and soil from the sites of many different murders which occurred around the Northern border of Mexico. These murders are a result of the drug cartels control over dangerous smuggling routes to the US. This piece is a memorial to those of the nation that have been ignored by the government and makes a statement that the government needs to step in.
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