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Amy Sherald has canceled a major exhibition "American Sublime" at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery. The cancellation follows concerns and discussions about removing a painting, "Trans Forming Liberty," depicting the Statue of Liberty modeled after a transgender artist. Sherald cited institutional fear and political hostility toward trans lives as the reason for the cancellation. This move comes amidst broader ideological directives from the Trump administration, which has pressured the Smithsonian to align with its views on American values and gender inclusivity.
Courtesy: Ciara Wells
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