Some criticized the fact that the artist behind the work, which was unveiled on Tuesday, was a man. One backer says men need to be in the conversation.
Source: New York Times
How a Medusa Sculpture From a Decade Ago Became #MeToo Art
Published in #MeToo Movement, ART, Bek Anderson, Financial District (Manhattan, NY), Luciano Garbati, National Women's Law Center, Sculpture and Sex Crimes
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