#Medusa statue movie
Tom Hanks ABSENT from today's photo-call with cast of new Wes Anderson movie - as Cannes red carpet manager breaks his silence 'The whole Strictly experience is damaging': As she turns 80, a VERY surprising confession from Arlene Phillips as she speaks to JAN MOIR only to be photo-bombed by her DOG (but can YOU spot him?) Sharon Stone, 65, looks terrific in a two piece at her Beverly Hills mansion. Who is Erwin Bach? Tina Turner's second husband and the man who helped her find happinessĭiscover Turkey (Türkiye): Why those in the know are jetting to this beach and cultural holiday hotspot The woman who taught Mick Jagger to dance: Tina Turner rocketed to fame with husband Ike - then quit abusive relationship to become MTV megastarĮlsa Hosk wows in an optical illusion corset gown - which had to be flown in after her luggage was LOST - at La Passion De Dodin Bouffant premiere 'Medusa can help put a vision in people's minds that there is no shame in speaking out, defending yourself and demanding justice.' 'Surviving assault is nothing to be ashamed of.
'The image has been related to justice and there is no better place for her to be,' he said.īek Andersen, who is the founder of the Medusa With The Head Project and worked with Garbati to bring the work to New York City, added: 'What I hope she represents is surviving assault. Garbati deliberately wanted to place the statue near the Manhattan Supreme Court where movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was convicted of rape and other sexual offenses and sentenced to 23 years behind bars. 'It's a powerful image for the #MeToo movement,' one Twitter user said. 'Medusa was wronged by the gods of Greek mythology, much alike the many women who have suffered from sexual harassment or rape in the hands on Weinstein. Others were more receptive to the statue's intended feminist reading. 'Pretty sure most people are just going to be confused about why there's a naked woman statue out in the public area, and those who do know the story are going to be annoyed that it's been screwed up.' another commented.Īctivist Wagatwe Wanjuki wrote on Twitter: '#MeToo was started by a black woman, but a sculpture of a European character by a dude is the commentary that gets centred? Sigh.' 'If this is supposed to be so empowering for women, why is Medusa so skinny and pube-less? This seems more like some man's fantasy than a commentary on sexual assault,' one person said. However the concept of the statue fell flat among some feminists, with people taking to Twitter to express their disappointment. It does not store any personal data.'That's the most important thing you can say about this sculpture but also that she has defended her life and set a boundary.' The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other.
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