Alfredo Jaar's "A Logo for America" Returns to New York as Trump Targets Abstract Sculpture

Key facts

• Alfredo Jaar's "A Logo for America" first appeared in Times Square in April 1987.
• The 42-second LED animation included the phrases "This Is Not America" and "This Is Not America's Flag."
• Jaar was 31 years old and relatively unknown when the work was staged.
• Donald Trump wants to replace José de Rivera's "Infinity" (1967) with a 30-foot George Washington statue outside the National Museum of American History.
• Protesters oppose Igor Tulchinsky's funding of the Bayeux Tapestry exhibit at the British Museum over his financing of a community center in an illegal Israeli settlement in the Occupied West Bank.
• An inflatable cavatappi-shaped artwork inspired by Bulgari's serpent motif is on the High Line through New York Fashion Week.
• Kennedy Center leaders say the institution could close imminently if Trump's name is not added to its facade.
• Israel's culture minister has asked to revoke the citizenship of filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, directors of NAZA.