Smithsonian artists and scholars respond to White House list of objectionable art

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Gonzalez says, at first, he was shocked to see his name listed by the White House. So I’m glad that it got a response from a presidency that is very clearly going anti-immigration.”Gonzalez says the White House list reminds him of the “degenerate art” exhibitions in 1930s Germany. That series and Kendi were among the material listed in a page published by the White House this week. The stop-motion drawing animation from artist Hugo Crosthwaite is one of many items and exhibits listed in a White House announcement. (Tasos Katopodis | Getty Images for the National Portrait Gallery)The animated Fauci portrait remains on the National Portrait Gallery’s website and on YouTube.