Dennis A
@DharmaDog@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
#DEI #censorship
This is some of the art branded 'too woke' by the administration. They have demanded these 2 paintings and sculpture be removed from the Smithsonian.
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A screenshot of a sculpture in the Smithsonian by Brooklyn-based artist Patricia Cronin. Her bronze sculpture "Memorial to a Marriage" is part of the National Portrait Gallery's permanent collection. Her 2002 work depicts two women (herself and her now-wife) embracing on a bed.
A screenshot of a sculpture in the Smithsonian by Brooklyn-based artist Patricia Cronin. Her bronze sculpture "Memorial to a Marriage" is part of the National Portrait Gallery's permanent collection. Her 2002 work depicts two women (herself and her now-wife) embracing on a bed.
A screenshot of a sculpture in the Smithsonian by Brooklyn-based artist Patricia Cronin. Her bronze sculpture "Memorial to a Marriage" is part of the National Portrait Gallery's permanent collection. Her 2002 work depicts two women (herself and her now-wife) embracing on a bed.
A screenshot of a painting in the Smithsonian by painter Amy Sherald showing a trans woman with pink hair and a blue gown, holding a torch. It's called "Trans Forming Liberty." Amy Sherald also painted the famous portrait of First Lady Michelle Obama.
A screenshot of a painting in the Smithsonian by painter Amy Sherald showing a trans woman with pink hair and a blue gown, holding a torch. It's called "Trans Forming Liberty." Amy Sherald also painted the famous portrait of First Lady Michelle Obama.
A screenshot of a painting in the Smithsonian by painter Amy Sherald showing a trans woman with pink hair and a blue gown, holding a torch. It's called "Trans Forming Liberty." Amy Sherald also painted the famous portrait of First Lady Michelle Obama.