‘ConfrontART’ connects artists to social justice movement, unveils sculptures at Union Square Park
ConfrontART is connecting artists to social justice by unveiling a thought-provoking installation of familiar faces that have made headlines throughout the year 2020.
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Oct 1, 2021, 12:46 AM
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ConfrontART is connecting artists to social justice by unveiling a thought-provoking installation of familiar faces that have made headlines throughout the year 2020.
The installation is called “SeeInJustice.” News 12’s Phil Taitt details more on the sculptures and why they focus on representation.
