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MoMA Hangs Art From Muslim Nations To Protest Trump's Immigration Ban


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Raphael Pope-Sussman

Published Feb 4, 2017

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Installation view of the collection galleries at The Museum of Modern Art, New York. At center, Parviz Tanavoli's "The Prophet, 1964"

 

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Raphael Pope-Sussman

Published Feb 4, 2017

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