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Okwui Enwezor imagined the exhibition Grief and Grievance: Art and Mourning in America as a direct and necessary intervention into the 2020 presidential election campaign in the United States. If the show had opened as planned, at the New Museum in New York last October, it would have been poised to interrupt—albeit from the margins of high culture—the chaotic, overheated, and largely empty rhetoric of the political campaign with an elegant articulation of substantive artistic responses to the harrowing and unrelenting experience of extreme anti-Black violence in this country, coalescing...

The president to account over how this decision making went down? >> well, ultimately we learned through history that it takes the power of the purse strings that congress has the authorityf when it comes to appropriations to assert itself from foreign policy. we learned the hard way after decades of debate over the war in vietnam.ie but first and foremost, this congress, house and senate, have to reach the point where we understand our constitutional authority and responsibility.rs i haven't seen that in a long y time. and with this president, we need to do it more than ever. >> does the turk...

>> well, ultimately we learned through history that it takes the power of the purse strings that congress has the authority when it comes to appropriations to assert itself from foreign policy. we learned the hard way after decades of debate over the war in vietnam. but first and foremost, this congress, house and senate, have to reach the point where we understand our constitutional authority and responsibility. i haven't seen that in a long time. and with this president, we need to do it more than ever. >> does the turkish phone call make you think the president is compromisable? >> yes, i d...