The Brooklyn Museum has incorporated recent protest flyers and art from a protest over affordable housing outside the institution into its current show, Agitprop!, The New York Times reports.  “I’m actively thinking about what might be out there to support affordable housing, live-work spaces for artists and contribute to a kind of community vibrancy,” Anne Pasternak told the paper. “This is not normally a thing that I think most museum directors actively engage in or think about, but because of the conversations I have had with these artists, it is actively on my mind.”Read more at NYT

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