Museum Of Scandals: Art That Shocked The World Vidya Dehejia The reader of the book

The reader of the book will: - understand why beliefs and the many thoughts we have in our heads are often the only thing that distinguish successful

an explanation of the test's scoring method

"What Matters" asks: What are the essential issues of our time

Sticky Graphics explores how these can act as visual mnemonics

special sections focus on the ancient kinship between man and nature

Museum Of Scandals: Art That Shocked The World Vidya Dehejia The reader of the bookFor centuries artists have been pushing the limits of society's norms, whether in the form of a new technique, subject matter, or message. In the fifteenth century a fresco by Masaccio shocked audiences by playing with perspective to depict Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden. Five hundred years later, Diego Rivera's mural, Man at the Crossroads, commissioned by John D. Rockefeller Jr. for the lobby of the soon to be completed Rockefeller Center in New