15-12-2016 22:00 via theartnewspaper.com

Post-election art

This week, the New York bookstore of Housing Worksa non-profit that fights HIV/Aids and homelessnesshosted a six-hour marathon of performances, Art After Trump, in response to the shockwave of the US presidential election.  Around 150 artists, including the conceptual artist Kameelah Janan Rasheed, the writer Amy Rose Spiegel and the writer and actress Tavi Gevinson, gave two-minute responses to the election that ranged from speeches to musical performances. Mikola De Roo, the Housing Works
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