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Youth Invasion 2018: Stay Woke

Friday, March 16, 2018, 5 – 10 p.m.

A male teen band performs on a stage in front of crowd in The Warhol entrance space.

Photo by Sean Carroll

We’re excited to present Youth Invasion! This program features teens’ unique take on Andy Warhol’s artwork, with their points of view, ideas, and creative expressions energizing the entire museum. The event highlights youth performers in the museum’s entrance space, theater, and galleries, as well as presents an exhibition of youth artwork from March 16–23, 2018.

A male teen band performs on a stage in front of crowd in The Warhol entrance space.

Photo by Sean Carroll

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