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“Cowboy” exhibit at Amon Carter sparks LGBTQ censorship debate

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rafa esparza’s al Tempo Guerrero, Querías Norte8. JAMES RUSSELL | Contributing Writerjames.journo@gmail.com When the board of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art’s voted in 2010 to rename it from a museum of Western art to one of American art, the goal was to better reflect its mission. The museum opened in 1961 as a single building designed by gay architect Philip Johnson, housing the Western sketches, ephemera, paintings and sculpture by Fr…

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“Cowboy” exhibit at Amon Carter sparks LGBTQ censorship debate

rafa esparza’s al Tempo Guerrero, Querías Norte8. JAMES RUSSELL | Contributing Writerjames.journo@gmail.com When the board of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art’s voted in 2010 to rename it from a museum of Western art to one of American art, the goal was to better reflect its mission. The museum opened in 1961 as a single building designed by gay architect Philip Johnson, housing the Western sketches, ephemera, paintings and sculpture by Fr…

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