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ART IN AMERICA
-Stranger in a strange land
    .      by: kehinde wiley
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Raised in South Central Los Angeles in the first when the prime gang territory. My mother had six children and she always tried to find a different program for taking care of me and our brothers and sisters of my difficulties. We ended up in some strange, unexpected places, like Jewish summer camp. In 1989, when I was 12 my mother knew about the trip was organized by a group called the US-Soviet Central Initiative, which one believes, organized by the CLA.
everyone watched them drift I have to put a float in the water. This photo ended up being the Russian newspaper publ carts as part of the commemorations. The experience changed my trajectory, allowing me to leave the country for the first time, and gave me a broader sense of self and boundaries wider.  The following year the Soviet children came to the US to stav at home Americans. But there is a problem with having one of them live in tents, so I ended up staying at another house children in Pasadena, with one from Russia, for two weeks. It was like a domestic exchange program. Ive been back to Russia since, but not to St. Petersburg. 1 recently did a series of paintings with wood paneling and gold leaf inspired by Russian icon painting I saw on this trip, the first time I visited the Hermitage. O As told to Leigh Anne Miller ART IN AMERICA


Vocabulary :
1.defunct.       =mati
2.candlelight    =lilin
3.mushroom.    =jamur
4.unexpected     =terduga
5.diplomacy       =diplomasi
6.creating.       =menciptakan
7.couldn't.       =tidak bisa
8.afford.         = mampu
8.scholarship.     =beasiswa
10.mostly         = kebanyakan
11.float           =mengambang
12.trajectory.     = lintasan
13.enabling.     =memungkinkan
14.wider.        =lebih luas
15.boundaries.   = batas
16.series.        = seri
17.paneling      =panel
18.visited.       =  mengunjungi
19.buss.         =bis
20.ways         = cara