Whitney Museum, 'An Incomplete History of Protest'
On display at the Whitney Museum is the exhibition An Incomplete History of Protest. It highlights the work of artists from the 1940s to present day that have tried to tackle the political and social issues of their day head on. Offering a progression of historical case studies, An Incomplete History of Protest emphasizes specific themes and events, such as questions of representation, that are still relevant today. The central theme of this exhibition is the belief that artists play a critical role in shaping their time and future.
When: August 18th - TBD
Where: Whitney Museum, 99 Gansevoort
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