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THURSDAY, APRIL 11 — FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 2019
Monday – Saturday | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Art exhibition free and open to the public
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A Certain Sense of Liberty

A Certain Sense of Liberty
JADY BATES

5 of 6

Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass
DENNIS CARRIE

6 of 6

Take One Artwork

Take One
JOEY MÁNLAPAZ

1 of 6

Rally for Universal Healthcare

Rally for Universal Healthcare
SARA DILLIPLANE

2 of 6

The Chicago Typewriter

The Chicago
TARA BARR

3 of 6

The Profile Artwork

The Profile
SHANDEN SIMMONS

4 of 6

Freedom means something different to every person, yet its value is a common bond between Americans. In these polarized times, Freedom: Art as the Messenger aims to provide a unifying platform of civility and creativity. Artists from across the country–in a wide range of media–share innovative and thought-provoking perspectives on freedom and the enduring need for its protection.

The Cato Institute presented its inaugural art exhibition, Freedom: Art as the Messenger. The exhibition was free and open to the public from April 11 to June 14, 2019.

Freedom: Art as the Messenger
Freedom means something different to every person, yet its value is a common bond between Americans. In these polarized times, Freedom: Art as the Messenger aims to provide a unifying platform of civility and creativity. Artists from across the count
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      Curated by Harriet Lesser and June Linowitz.

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