![Martha Rosler, Bathroom Surveillance](https://img.artlogic.net/w_728,h_534,c_lfill/exhibit-e/63936142fcaaf75aef06bd82/6980782c828f7b46a55b818f5321efe4.jpeg)
MARTHA ROSLER
The Gray Drape, from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home, New Series
2008
Photomontage
Manifesto: Art x Agency is a group exhibition that examines the art historical impact of artist manifestos from the 20th century to present day. Organized by the Hirshhorn’s Chief Curator Stéphane Aquin, Manifesto: Art x Agency also marks the Washington, D.C., debut of German artist Julian Rosefeldt’s multichannel film, Manifesto, presented alongside a diverse selection of works from the museum’s permanent collection. Comprising more than 100 works of art and ephemera created over a hundred-year period, Manifesto: Art x Agency explores how artists used manifestos to engage with the political and social issues of their time and how contemporary practices still employ art as a tool in the making of history.