The “Fearless Girl” no longer stands in front of Wall Street’s “Charging Bull,” as the statue was finally removed on Tuesday and is now on its way to the New York Stock Exchange.
The “Charging Bull” creator protested the introduction of “Fearless Girl,” which he claimed distorted the meaning of his piece.
State Street Corp., the bank behind the installation of the “Fearless Girl” statue on Wall Street, has reportedly settled more than 300 gender discrimination allegations within the company.
The resistance has been commercialized.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s (D-MA) favorite statue, “Fearless Girl” in New York City, was joined by a statue of a peeing pup Monday, as an artist protested the statue’s mockery of the world-famous “Charging Bull” statue on Wall Street.
In a press conference on Wednesday, the Italian-born artist behind Wall Street’s famous “Charging Bull” statue, Arturo di Modica, argued that the recently installed “Fearless Girl” statue was tantamount to a violation of copyright. Mr Di Modica’s attorney, Norman Siegel,