Introduction The article below is a succeeding article that approaches art in the Vietnam War from a different perspective from it's sister.  This one was drafted my senior year at a totally different institution from the first, and includes a few more nuances of my current stance on subject matter.  Again, this is all education through trial and error, and is not a reflection of my actual thoughts or opinions today, nor is it indicative of how I approach history today. The Paper We consider the 1960s as a time where people were united against a great evil.  Depending on who you spoke to, that evil was either communists or the government.  The fifteen years from 1960 to 1975 were highlighted by what was publicly called a pointless war and great social change in the United States.  Art was used as an outlet for people to express themselves as the world was changing rapidly around them.  Regardless of what the art was about, one thing alone influenced it: the Vietnam War. Of the various forms...