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how does martin puryears c.f.a.o. take advantage of the distinctive qualities of sculpture?
martin puryear. c.f.a.o. 2006–07. painted and unpainted pine and found wheelbarrow. 85\ × 65 1/2\ × 61\.
its references to african tradition reflect the artist’s ancestry.
its stacked forms could not be maintained outside a museum context.
its different sides contribute to the work’s meaning.
its assemblage technique justifies its artistic value.

Explanation:

Sculpture is a three - dimensional art form. The different sides of a sculpture can offer different perspectives and contribute to the overall meaning, which is a distinctive quality of the medium. References to ancestry are not directly related to the qualities of sculpture. The maintainability outside a museum context is not about the qualities of sculpture itself. Assemblage technique, while important, does not as directly address how the work takes advantage of sculpture's distinctive qualities as the multi - sided nature.

Answer:

C. Its different sides contribute to the work’s meaning.