We can do better than figures on plinths to celebrate women’s achievements / Letters
Replacing figurative statues of colonists and enslavers with more figurative statues is timid – let’s embrace new art forms instead, says Dr Wendy Osmond. Plus letters from Jean Calder, Mary Fitzpatrick, and Peter Corkill Thinking about how we publicly celebrate or memorialise women’s (…)
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