Ferguson Painting Comes Down, Again

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Ferguson Painting Comes Down, Again

By Alex Gangitano

Posted January 10, 2017 at 10:34pm

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Two Republican lawmakers have removed a student painting hanging in the Cannon corridor yet again, a continuing escalation over artwork from Ferguson, Mo., depicting what could neutrally be called police-citizen relations.

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