They say art is subjective, which is the case for the newest Black woman statue in New York City’s iconic Times Square.

"Grounded in the Stars" is a fine representation of an ordinary Black woman. That's why some find it offensive.

A 12-foot bronze statue of an anonymous Black woman has become a lightning rod in a fraught American debate about race, ...

A statue called "Grounded in the Stars" by the artist Thomas J Price is now appearing in New York City's Times Square. It ...

a woman stands with ease and confidence amidst throngs of tourists. She just happens to be 12-feet tall. The bronze statue, entitled “Grounded in the Stars,” is one of two art installations by ...

Casting large-scale sculpture is a hot, arduous, exacting process. Ceramic artist Alex Williams, who worked as Ludwig’s ...

If there was ever a reason to trek to Times Square, this is it: a massive, 12-foot tall bronze sculpture of a young woman by ...

A new 12-foot-tall bronze statue of a Black woman unveiled in New York’s Times Square has sparked controversy on social media ...

Thomas J. Price’s 'Grounded in the Stars' sparks a slew of questions about public art and the politics of representation ...

Supporters praise the 12-foot bronze figure as a bold celebration of Black women ... James,” and “The statue is prettier & thinner than Letitia James.” Price and art organizers have ...

Thomas J Price is garnering attention for his latest art installation in New York City's Times Square. The 12-foot bronze ...