The Collection of Imagery in Julian Schnabel's the Exile Represents

Multiple Choice

The collection of imagery in Julian Schnabel's The Exile represents ________.

A) the contents of the artist's studio on his forty-fifth birthday
B) the food sculptures the artist made for his first solo exhibition
C) all of the artist's favorite artists from his Introduction to Visual Arts class at college
D) art history and current events that reflected the artist's experience at the time
E) one piece of art collected from eBay for every letter of the alphabet