Second mysterious sculpture referencing Trump appears in DC, a week after first
WASHINGTON, D.C., JUN 26 – The anonymous installation protests Trump's association with Epstein and highlights freedom of speech, attracting thousands of visitors and remaining on display through June 29, officials said.
- A new statue resembling a golden television plays a loop of Donald Trump dancing and is located near the National Mall until June 29th, according to National Park Service permits.
- The installation aims to highlight freedom of speech through political imagery and drew complaints from White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson, stating, 'In the United States of America, you have the right to display your so-called 'art,' no matter how ugly it is.'
- This statue follows a previous artwork featuring Trump's thumbs-up hand crushing Liberty's crown, which was also criticized as ugly by the White House.
- Both statues have received National Park Service permits and highlight freedom of speech and artistic expression.
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Second Trump-themed sculpture appears on National Mall
A new 8-foot-tall sculpture featuring a video art loop of a dancing President Donald Trump has cropped up on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. — the second sculpture referencing the president to appear in that spot this month.
Bizarre: White House reacts to mysterious new Trump-Epstein art with cringeworthy joke
A mysterious gold "TV" has popped up across from the U.S. Capitol featuring an unusually joyful Donald Trump dancing with pedo-pal Jeffrey Epstein. But the Trump Administration fails to see any humor in the art piece — the second Trump-related sculpture to grace the National Mall in the last two weeks. — Read the rest The post Bizarre: White House reacts to mysterious new Trump-Epstein art with cringeworthy joke appeared first on Boing Boing.
In the same spot on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where a sculpture titled “Approved by Dictators” criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump stood last week, a large gold-plated television appeared this week, allowing passersby to watch Trump dance on a loop, including with the now-deceased sex predator Jeffrey Epstein. The artist of the artwork is unknown. However, it has sparked a new wave of anger at the White House, with a barrage of …
New National Mall Trump parody statues
The first statue features Trump's thumbs-up hand crushing Liberty's crown. "DICTATOR APPROVED" on one side and then 4 plaques with a quote from an authoritarian about Trump. On those plaques, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro says, "We to have...
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