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Surface Series from Currents #45,
1970
More Context
Special Exhibition
The West Coast counterculture weekly <em>Berkeley Barb</em> provided much of the material for this print, which highlights the struggle for gay rights and racial equality at the start of the 1970s. The article “Not a Quiet Affair” celebrates opposition to California Department of Education laws that barred homosexuals from teaching; “How Busing Can Work,” from the <em>Minneapolis Tribune</em>, reports on municipal efforts to desegregate public schools.
Information
1970
North America, United States, New York, New York
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<p>"Rauschenberg Currents" (Minneapolis: Dayton’s Gallery 12, 1970).</p>, nos. 37–53
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"Acquisitions of the Art Museum 1983," <em>Record of the Art Museum, Princeton University</em> 43, no. 1 (1984): p. 18-42., p. 28, p. 30 (illus.)
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Johanna Burton et al., <em>Pop art: contemporary perspectives,</em> (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Art Museum; New Haven, CT: distributed by Yale University Press, 2007), fig. 3, p. 101, illustrated; p. 151, illustrated
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