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Smithsonian, Amy Sherald and transgender Statue of Liberty

Artist pulls art from Smithsonian gallery after museum tries to alter her trans Statue of Liberty painting

National Portrait Gallery loses Amy Sherald exhibition after disagreement over the display of her controversial transgender Statue of Liberty artwork.

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Artist Amy Sherald cancels Smithsonian show after being asked to remove painting of trans woman

As artist Amy Sherald was preparing her forthcoming show at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, one of the institution's officials suggested she not include a painting of a transgender woman posed as the Statue of Liberty,

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Artist Amy Sherald cancels Smithsonian exhibition over trans portrait controversy

American painter Amy Sherald has cancelled an upcoming show at the Smithsonian after accusing the institution of censoring a painting of a trans model dressed as the Statue of Liberty. The 51-year-old artist withdrew her upcoming exhibition,

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Statue of Liberty turns 140: What to know about history, controversy

Here's what the agency found, and what to know about the Statue of Liberty, which arrived in the United States 140 years ago, on June 17, 1885. How was the idea for the Statue of Liberty born?

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Tattoos of the Statue of Liberty are the focus of this offbeat NYC spot ...

Before Liberty the Tattooed Lady closes to the public for good, City Reliquary will be hosting a Statue of Liberty costume contest as part of a secular New York City “All Saints Day ...

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A history of the Statue of Liberty getting destroyed or distorted in ...

This reasoning for this marketing fixation on the damaged Statue of Liberty endured into the 21st century. However, this is when it got amplified by unspeakably devastating real-world ...

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The story behind 'The New Colossus' poem on the Statue of Liberty and ...

The Statue of Liberty was the idea of Edouard Laboulaye, a French abolitionist and jurist, who wanted to gift the United States something to symbolize freedom after the Civil War to also serve ...

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