Inspired by Andy Warhol's celebrity silkscreen portraits, Deborah Kass repeats the image of Barbra Streisand six times across the canvas in bold red tones, reimagining the pop art genre through a distinctly Jewish feminist lens. By substituting Warhol's iconic subjects with Streisand—a proud symbol of Jewish-American identity and female empowerment—Kass challenges the male-dominated art historical canon while celebrating a cultural icon often overlooked in that space.