A Roman Statue of Athena Is Unveiled at Wrightwood 659 Ahead of ‘Myth and Marble’ at the Art Institute of Chicago The Halsted Athena has been hidden from public view for more than two centuries. By Elisa Carollo
Bristol Commission Determines Colston Statue Should Be Kept in Damaged State Since the slave trader statue was torn down in 2020, opinions have differed on what to do with it. By Helen Holmes
The Former Director of the British Museum Weighs in on Statues in the U.K. Neil MacGregor points to Germany to discuss methods of processing problematic histories. By Helen Holmes
Removing New York’s Racist Teddy Roosevelt Statue Has Wide Support—Except From Trump By Helen Holmes
Afternoon Bulletin: Uber May Fire 700 Drivers, the City’s Longest Commute and More By Catherine Rafter
Statue of Limitations: These Five Monuments Honoring Racists and Anti-Semites Must Go By David Wallis
Going For Bronze: Unwitting High Line Tourists Give Money to Well-Dressed Panhandling Statue By Rebecca Hiscott