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Artifact #1: What is Art For?

Artifact #2: Food As Art

Artifact #3: Personal Adornment

Artifact #4: Horror

Artifact #5: Creative Personality

Artifact #6: Technology

Artifact #7: Remix

Artifact #8: Public Art

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