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- The Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan and the Metropolitan Museum of Art host concurrent exhibitions through January 19.
- The Whitney's 'Sixties Surreal' presents 150 counterculture artworks from the 1960s, highlighting artists overlooked because of race, sex, or sexuality.
- Walker Mimms, a critic, calls the Whitney exhibition "fascinating and revisionist."
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art's ancient Egyptian collection runs through January 19, featuring 200 objects spanning more than 3,000 years.
