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An Incomplete History of Protest

Whitney Museum of American Art
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Type of Show:
Drawing/Illustration, Multimedia/Installation, Museum Exhibits, Photography, Postwar/Contemporary, Sculpture

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Ongoing	Mon, Wed-Thu, Sun, 10:30am-6pm; Fri-Sat, 10:30am-10pm

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A compendium of protest art ï¿½ loosely defined ï¿½ from the Whitney’s collection, including Toyo Miyatake’s illicit photographs of the camp where he was interned during the Second World War and work by May Stevens addressing American involvement in Vietnam.