Selections from two portfolios of prints—one created as a protest to the Vietnam War and one as a philanthropic endeavor for the Museet Moderna in Stockholm—revealed how individual artists such as Louise Nevelson, Robert Rauschenberg, and Mark di Suvero came together for common causes.
Each print collected for these portfolios has its own aesthetic integrity, but collectively these images represent the will and agency of artists who sought to influence the artworld and the socio-political spheres that lay beyond it.