Aby Warburg on Madness and Ritual, set for Scene 2, by Goshka Macuga is a tapestry from 2014. It measures roughly eight feet tall by twelve feet wide. It is hung in landscape orientation but at an angle, giving the impression that the tapestry has started to fall off the wall. The tapestry depicts a collage of different images and symbols from art history varying from Greek architecture to contemporary painting. From the left moving toward the right as if reading, the first images is is the upper third of a Greek column with a Corinthian Capital. Moving right, next is an image of the famous classical sculpture of Laocoön and His Sons. The three white stone bodies contorting in agony as they are strangled by snakes. Toward the middle of the sloping composition is the word “INSANE” on a black canvas in the interior of a contemporary building, followed by drawings and stencils of women, a contemporary police officer holding a snake, an abstract painting, the Gadsden flag, a painting of a nude man lying face up on a floor. The tapestry is partially hung on the wall with the bottom right-hand corner draped on to the floor.