How does this artwork elucidate its Artworks?
There are six artworks located on the ceramic tile, each one in black and white. Starting from the top left is a drawing of a penis by Andy Warhol.  "He was being the terrible bad boy," said Forrest Myers in an interview. Warhol's work is covered by a thumb in the image often associated with Moon Museum, but other images with the drawing visible can be found. Next is a single line by Robert Rauschenberg. To its right is a black square with thin white lines intersecting, resembling a piece of circuitry, by David Novros. Below it is  John Chamberlain's contribution, a template pattern which also resembles circuitry. In the lower middle is a geometric variation on Mickey Mouse, by Claes Oldenburg, a popular motif for the artist at that time. Forrest Myers  created the work in the lower left, a computer-generated drawing.  
Both John Chamberlain and Claes Oldenburg have confirmed through representatives that they contributed drawings to Moon Museum.
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