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A controversial anti-President Trump Web cam exhibit — shut down by a Queens museum last week for becoming a “flashpoint of violence” — is now relocating to Albuquerque, NM.

In announcing the move Saturday, the trio who created the work, Shia LaBeouf, Luke Turner and Nastia Sade Ronkko, slammed the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens for abandoning their “HEWILLNOTDIVIDEUS” collaborative.

The work, which included a live-stream Web cam mounted on a wall outside the Astoria museum, began filming on Inauguration Day, and was to be in place 24/7, for the duration of Trump’s presidency. Participants were encouraged to chant “HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US” into the video.

But clashes between pro- and anti-Trump forces were too much for museum brass. LeBeouf was busted on site last month after a scuffle.

On Saturday, the three artists complained in an e-mail statement that the museum “abandoned’’ them.

The museum “bowed to political pressure . . . We were only informed of the museum’s capitulation in an e-mail from their attorney, Brendan O’Rourke — a lawyer who we note also represents the current president [Trump],” they said.

A lawyer named Brendan O’Rourke has represented Trump in litigation.