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← Return to briefingA recent art show on a Texas campus was shut down after just a few days. E. pops" created by an artist.
The show's closure is part of a larger trend, with administrators reevaluating what types of art are allowed on campus. Further details about the exhibit and its shutdown are available from Houston Public Media, which reported on the incident and its connection to the Trump administration's executive orders.
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