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Museum of Loft-Based Transgressive Progressivism

Location Information

Town:	Capital City
Use:	Museum
First appearance:	"Desperately Seeking Lisa"

The Museum of Loft-Based Transgressive Progressivism, later renamed to Museum of Lisa the Thieving Poseur, is an art museum in Capital City.

History[edit]

Lisa helped to set up the exhibits for the Museum of Loft-Based Transgressive Progressivism, which Julian, Katya, and Lars all had exhibits in. Later, after footage of Lisa supposedly stealing one of the exhibits surfaced, the museum was renamed to Museum of Lisa the Thieving Poseur and many art pieces with Lisa as the subject were created.

Behind the Laughter[edit]

As Museum of Lisa the Thieving Poseur.

Many of the art pieces in are parodies or references to real-world art:

Jean-Michel Basquiat's use of neo-expressionism, as in Untitled.
Balloon Dog sculpture series by Jeff Koons.
Ohhh...Alright... by Roy Lichtenstein, using the Ben Day process.
Keith Haring's figures. One of the figures has a hole in its torso, as seen in Pop Show I.
Faces by Kenny Scharf.
Lisa "Thief" with the style of Shepard Fairey's Barack Obama "Hope" poster.
The Scream by Edvard Munch.
A pop art version of Lisa looking sideways like Girl with a Pearl Earring with the phrase "The Devil Wears Pearls", a reference to the film The Devil Wears Prada.
Lisa's face in cubism, pioneered by Pablo Picasso.
Lisa's head with a big nose in a cage parodies The Nose by Alberto Giacometti.
Self Portrait (1986, purple) by Andy Warhol.

Appearances[edit]

Episode – "Desperately Seeking Lisa"

[show] view • talk • edit • past Museums
Agatha Christie Museum of Quirky Detectives • America's Meatloaf Museum • Art Gallery • Arty Smarty's Smart Art • The Burns Museum of Historical Truth • Dodgeball Hall of Fame • East Springfield Latino Art Museum • The Edison Museum • Graceland • Hans Christian Andersen Museum • Hillbilly Pica-ture Palace • The Holiday Specials Society's Museum of Double Coupons • Hollywood Auto Museum • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum • Itchy and Scratchy Historical Society Anvil Museum • Lincoln Center • Mann Gallery • Marge Simpson Mayoral Library • Mt. Swartzwelder Historic Cider Mill • Museum of Anthropology • Museum of Christmas Ornaments • Museum of Fine Arts • Museum of Generational Wealth • Museum of Granola and Trail Mix • Museum of Modern Art • Museum of Sandpaper • Museum of Stuffed Animals • Museum of Suffering • Museum of Swordfish • The Museum of Syndicated Television • Museum of Television • Museum of TV and Television • The National Air and Space Museum • National Gallery of Clown Paintings • National Gallery of Pizza Toppings • National Gallery of Stains • The National Museum of Museums • National Museum of Sight Gags • Olde Springfield Towne • Peabody Museum • Peabody Museum of Natural History • Remington Carriage Museum • Rock 'N' Roll Wax Museum • The Roger Meyers Story • The Simpsons Museum • Smithsonian Museum • Snow Globe World • Springfield Academy Museum • Springfield Air and Space Museum • Springfield Art Gallery • Springfield Athenaeum • Springfield Historical Society • Springfield History Museum • Springfield Knowledgeum • Springfield Malt Shoppe and House of Wax Horrors • Springfield Metropolitan Museum • Springfield Museum • Springfield Museum of Art • Springfield Museum of Fine Arts • Springfield Museum of Flight • Springfield Museum of Medieval Armaments • Springfield Natural History Museum • Springfield Palace of Fine Arts • Springfield Planetarium • Springfield Science Museum • Springfield Stamp Museum • Springfield University Museum • Springfield Wax Museum • Springsonian Museum • Sunday Bob Picker's America, U.S.A. • Unnatural History Museum • Upchuck Mangione Museum • Viking Ship Museum • Zipper Hall of Fame

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Capital City