The Davis Museum at Wellesley College in Massachusetts has chosen to take a bold stance this Presidents' Day weekend by de-installing all works of art created or donated by immigrants. In protest of Trump's unfavorable travel ban, the Boston institution has spearheaded an initiative called "Art-Less," emphasizing the critical role immigrants have played in the art world. One of the most notable pieces removed is a portrait of George Washington, created by Swedish immigrant Adolf Ulrik Wertmülle...
The Davis Museum at Wellesley College in Massachusetts has chosen to take a bold stance this Presidents' Day weekend by de-installing all works of art created or donated by immigrants. In protest of Trump's unfavorable travel ban, the Boston institution has spearheaded an initiative called "Art-Less," emphasizing the critical role immigrants have played in the art world. One of the most notable pieces removed is a portrait of George Washington, created by Swedish immigrant Adolf Ulrik Wertmülle...
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