US EditionFrench mural of Statue of Liberty hanging head in shame prompts fury in United States
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French mural of Statue of Liberty hanging head in shame prompts fury in United States
A piece of street art in Roubaix, in the north of France near the Belgian border, has sparked controversy with a depiction of the United States’ icon, the Statue of Liberty, hanging her head in shame and covering her face as if embarrassed. Entitled “The Statue of Liberty’s Silent Protest,” the work is by Dutch muralist Judith de Leeuw and was created in collaboration with the URBX Festival in Roubaix and street art group Collectif Renart. The o…
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