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Kehinde Wiley Responds to the Trump Administration’s Removal of His Painting With an ‘Aesthetically Terrifying’ T-shirt

By Big New York · 09/04/2026 · Updated 09/04/2026

In an unearthed radio interview from April, US ambassador Leah Campos described the painting as a lesbian picnic.

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In an unearthed radio interview from April, US ambassador Leah Campos described the painting as a lesbian picnic.

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