Media ‘Satanic golden medusa’ abortion statue outside New York City courthouse ruthlessly mocked: ‘Monstrosity’ The sculpture is meant to represent the fight for abortion rights ...

The statue, which stands across from the New York County Criminal Courthouse, inverts the myth of Perseus slaying Medusa. Courtesy of Medusa With The Head A statue that inverts the Greek myth of ...

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 13: A person walks past the newly installed statue of "Medusa With The Head of Perseus" by Argentine-Italian artist Luciano Garbati stands in Collect Pond Park on ...

New York courthouse abortion statue honoring Ruth Bader Ginsberg called ‘satanic golden medusa ... Social media didn’t take too kindly to a new 8-foot statue outside a New York City courthouse.

Jeenah Moon for The New York Times Bek Andersen, a photographer who worked with Mr. Garbati to install the sculpture in Lower Manhattan, isn’t bothered by the gender of the artist.

Conservatives panned the statue. New York City Council Member Vickie Paladino asked, “Was there any public input whatsoever before a satanic golden medusa demon with tentacle arms was installed ...

This time, Medusa is the one slaying the snakes. A statue of the Greek mythological figure clutching a severed head was unveiled Tuesday as a tribute to the #MeToo movement near the Manhattan court… ...

Medusa, the terrifying monster of ancient Greek myth, stands triumphant in New York City today, holding aloft the head of her slayer, Perseus, in a new seven-foot-tall bronze statue outside of the ...

In 2018, Medusa's statue has gained new meaning. "As cries for change and social justice are heard around the world, Medusa is reborn as a powerful icon, a voice for all those who've been silenced ...

Statue Of Medusa Now Glares At The Courthouse Where Harvey Weinstein Was Convicted. By . ... She stands 7-feet-tall, head in her hand and gaze affixed on the New York County Criminal Courthouse.

A statue of Medusa, the mythological monster with snakes for hair, was unveiled in front of the New York County Criminal Court on Tuesday, and while it may seem random, it's meant to be a picture ...