A dozen archaeology students hauled rocks out of a sunken temple and lobbed them to each other in a human chain. Suddenly, Bernardino Ojeda, a Peruvian archaeologist, called for the students to stop.

In 1975, he carved massive openings into the shed, which he described as a "temple to sun and water," according to the Whitney, which proposed the public art installation. Fearless Girl is the ...

Photo shows An elderly white man in a white gown and skull cap smiles as he waves in the direction of the camera.