A performance piece named for a “Singing” one of these objects involved the repeated playing of the music hall song “Underneath the Arches.” One of these objects is shown in a pair of moonlit photos subtitled “The Open Sky—11 P. M.” and “The Silhouette—4 A. M.” by Edward Steichen. Henri Cartier-Bresson photographed a blurry artist walking between two of these objects and holding another of them. The artistic duo Gilbert & George call their works “living” examples of these objects. Works like Floor Burger by Claes Oldenburg are called “soft” examples of these objects. A type of “park” or “garden” named for housing these objects includes Storm King and one outside the Hirshhorn Museum. For 10 points, what type of artwork includes The Burghers of Calais and The Thinker? ■END■
ANSWER: sculptures [accept living sculptures or The Singing Sculpture; accept statues or monuments; accept specific types of sculpture such as bronze sculptures; prompt on artworks until read]
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