Amerikkka

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Amerikkka is a politically charged installation artwork by Brazilian artist Cildo Meireles that critiques racism, imperialism, and systems of oppression in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf installation artwork
politically charged artwork
artForm visual art
artMovement Latin American conceptualism NERFINISHED
contemporary art
countryOfOrigin Brazil
creator Cildo Meireles NERFINISHED
creatorNationality Brazilian
culturalContext United States politics
debates on racism in the Americas
global anti-imperialist movements
depicts United States as site of systemic racism NERFINISHED
genre conceptual art
installation art
political art
hasTheme colonialism
critique of U.S. imperialism
critique of capitalism
critique of nationalism
critique of white supremacy
oppression of marginalized groups
political protest
power structures
racial segregation
social injustice
state violence
structural violence
intendedEffect critique dominant historical narratives
provoke political reflection
raise awareness of oppression
languageOfTitle English
mainSubject United States NERFINISHED
imperialism
racism
systems of oppression
medium installation
notableFor engagement with themes of race and violence
explicit critique of U.S. power
use of politically charged title
partOf Cildo Meireles’s political artworks corpus
politicalAlignment anti-imperialist
anti-racist
titleConnotation critique of U.S. racism and violence
titleStyle deliberate misspelling of "America"
workOf Cildo Meireles NERFINISHED

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Cildo Meireles notableWork Amerikkka