The White House has lashed out at the artists behind a mysterious sculpture that has appeared on the National Mall in Washington DC, which depicts the US President dancing next to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.


The sculpture of a golden television is adorned with a bald eagle. The TV shows clips of Trump dancing in different locations. In one clip, the president is seen dancing next to the late financier Epstein, who was charged with sex trafficking minors in 2019.


The artwork is in direct view of Capitol Hill and has emerged a week after another anti-Trump sculpture appeared in the same location.


"'In the United States of America you have the freedom to display your so-called art, no matter how ugly it is.' The Trump White House, June 2025,'" a plaque at the base of the statue reads.


White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson slammed the unknown artists behind the sculpture.


"Wow, these liberal activists masquerading as 'artists,' are dumber than I thought!" Jackson told The Washington Post.

"I've tricked them into taking down their ugly sculpture and replacing it with a beautiful video of the President's legendary dance moves that will bring joy and inspiration to all tourists traversing our National Mall. Thank you for your attention to this matter! Maybe they will put this on their next sculpture."

It's unclear who the artists behind the art installation are.

This sculpture appeared earlier this month.




An anti-Trump sculpture titled "Dictator Approved" has been installed on the National Mall, igniting backlash from both political observers and the White House.

The gold-painted, 8-foot artwork features a thumbs-up hand crushing the Statue of Liberty's crown, with plaques quoting authoritarian leaders who have publicly praised Donald Trump.



The installation, permitted by the National Park Service, coincided with Trump's June 14 military parade marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and his 79th birthday. Organisers of the artwork say it was intended to criticise what they described as "imagery similar to autocratic, oppressive regimes."


Each side of the sculpture's base features direct quotes, including Vladimir Putin calling Trump "a very bright and talented man," Viktor Orbn describing him as "the most respected," Jair Bolsonaro admiring their "shared values," and Kim Jong Un citing "extraordinary courage."

In response, White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson stated: "If these Democrat activists were living in a dictatorship, their eye-sore of a sculpture wouldn't be sitting on the National Mall right now."

She added, "In the United States of America you have the freedom to display your so-called 'art,' no matter how ugly it is."

The statue is authorised to remain in place through Sunday.

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