Artists Protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement

**Daily News Roundup: Art and Advocacy Through Current Events**

The recent death of Renee Nicole Good at the hands of ICE has sparked widespread protest and artistic memorials. President Trump’s controversial depiction of the incident contrasts starkly with video evidence, leading to significant public outcry. Demonstrations and art have emerged, criticizing the administration’s narrative and highlighting Good’s legacy as a poet and artist.

In New York City, the Transit Museum bids farewell to the MetroCard. After 32 years, the MetroCard is honored with an exhibition showcasing its history and significance.

Joiri Minaya’s film “Venus Flytrap” offers an exclusive look into the artist’s creative process, exploring performance art within historical botanical spaces. This collaboration with BlackStar Projects adds a dynamic visual narrative accessible via Hyperallergic.

Other art news includes prestigious art residencies opening applications, such as the University of Notre Dame’s fully-funded MFA program and the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program in Brooklyn.

The week’s key reads discuss Guerrilla Girls, ICE’s controversial policies, and cultural insights by renowned writer Roxane Gay.

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