Editor: So, this is Charles Tamisier's "War Horse," also known as "Big Horse." I'm immediately struck by the weight of this animal and the imposing rider. How should we be interpreting the power dynamics at play? Curator: It's vital to remember the historical context: the glorification of military power. Ask yourself: Who benefits from this imagery? Does it challenge or reinforce traditional power structures? Editor: It does seem like it reinforces traditional power. I hadn't thought about the beneficiaries of that type of image. Curator: Exactly. Understanding whose narratives are being amplified, and whose are being silenced, is crucial when analyzing art like this. Editor: Thank you, I see the need to look at whose voices are and are not being heard. Curator: Yes, and whose interests are being served. I'm glad we could shed some light on this.
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