Lee will be melted and turned into a piece of public art, as the city faces a history of racial harm and aims now for a future of racial justice. The initial decision to remove the statue sparked ...

Instead of just reopening the Alcatraz prison facility, built a giant Statue of Justice on the island. Commission a literal symbol of justice for the whole world to see. Alcatraz Island was ...

A statue at the Cleveland Museum of Art, which was originally stolen from Libya’s Ptolemais Museum during World War II, then sold to New York collectors en route from Switzerland, then donated ...

"This [sculpture of Cleopatra ... which does full justice to the poet's leonine head and curly beard, is now in the collection of the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University. It was the centerpiece ...

The commanding gold statue of Justice that stands atop the ... and symbolically committed to the delivery of “blind” justice, applied equally to all those facing judgement regardless of ...

Justice is supposed to be blind — but a Brooklyn juror was allegedly kicked out of court because he couldn’t see. Albert Elia, a blind lawyer who uses a guide dog and assistive technology ...

saw a sculpture ... for the Blind at nearby Salem. Once a week, instructed by 28-year-old Sculptor George Justin Blais. 16 students (eight boys, eight girls) gathered at the Federal Art Center ...

In a world where sight often dominates the art experience ... Exploring Apartheid through Sculpture, organised in partnership with Blind SA, which offered participants a tactile exploration ...

A prominent New York art critic is slamming the controversial statue of NBA legend Dwyane Wade. The Pablo Torres Finds Out page shared a clip from the video to X and wrote, “Jerry Saltz ...

Prime 1 Studio is back with a new Superman Justice statue that will ship in 2026. The statue/a> will retail for $799, and will ship between Feb. and May 2026. Doubt in Justice, the Weight of ...

Martin Jay in ‘Must Justice be Blind?’ (1999 ... enshrined in the basic structure doctrine? Should art and aesthetics, including statues, be utilised to creatively challenge the non ...