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  • Juan Carlos Quintana (American, born 1964)
    GoGo Days Are Over, Enjoy The Party While It Lasts. 2010.
  • Judith Lowry (Maidu/Pit River, born 1948)
    Welgatim's Song. 2001.
  • Judy Chicago (American, born 1939)
    Test Plate for Hatshepsut, Study for the Dinner Party. 1977–1978.
  • Judy Dater (American, born 1941)
    Twinka Thiebaud. 1970.
  • Jun Kaneko (American, born Japan, 1942)
    Untitled Platter. 1987.
  • Karen Shapiro (American, born 1947)
    Singer Oil Can. n.d. .
  • Ken Light (American, born 1951)
    Cuyotepeji, Oaxaca, Mexico, San Ysidro, 1986. printed 1989.
  • Kenton Nelson (American, born 1954)
    California Calendar. 2007.
  • Larry Clark (American, born 1943)
    Everytime I See You Punk You're Gonna Get the Same. 1971.
  • Leo Valledor (American, 1936–1989)
    Windfall. 1981.
  • Leon Levinstein (American, 1910–1988)
    Fifth Street and Broadway. circa 1958.
  • Lewis deSoto (Cahuilla, born 1954)
    The Restoration. 2006.
  • Lezley Saar (American, born 1953)
    Zerpenta Dambullah: Born under the shade of a black willow tree in New Orleans in 1826 sat on a rock turning rain into tobacco smoke. 2019.
  • Lezley Saar (American, born 1953)
    I turned my back on the ocean defacing the ocean. 2019.
  • Lise Sarfati (French, born Algeria 1958)
    Elisabeth, Sunset Boulevard and North Poinsettia, from the series On Hollywood. 2010.
  • Luis Cruz Azaceta (American, born Cuba, 1942)
    The Soldier: Memorial Day. 1986.
  • Luis Jimenez (American, 1940–2006)
    Progress II. 1974.
  • Lundy Siegriest (American, 1925–1985)
    Red Image. 1958.
  • Manuel Neri (American, born 1930)
    Catun No. 2. 1986.
  • Marc Trujillo (American, born 1966)
    13463 Washington Boulevard. 2014.

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