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InternationalSeptember 11, 2026
London Installs Statue Of Plus-Sized Black Woman To Symbolize... You're Guess Is As Good As Ours
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Just when you thought modern art could not get any worse, London installs a giant plus-sized statue of a Black woman that no one asked for.
🇬🇧WTF?! Outrage is erupting after a brand new "Everywoman" art statue has been unveiled at Trafalgar Square in London pic.twitter.com/VV6gYZFIay
— Eli Weber (@Eli_weber0) September 10, 2026
Words cannot begin to describe how cringe this is. What is even the point of this? Is it supposed to mean something?
According to CNN:
A new sculpture has been unveiled in London’s Trafalgar Square, where it will stand for the next two years. “Lady in Blue,” by New York-based artist Tschabalala Self, is a bronze statue of an anonymous young Black woman wearing a form-fitting blue dress, matching heels and glass beaded jewelry.
17ft bronze statue of "plus-sized" black lady was just built in Trafalgar Square, London
The artist calls her "the city's spirit" pic.twitter.com/xFf2eEDxCy
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) September 10, 2026
The outlet has also emphasized that the woman is “strong and she’s going places.” Do with that information what you will.
“Lady in Blue” stands out against the 19th-century historical landmarks that already occupy the square, namely Nelson’s Column and Landseer’s Lions. Instead of commemorating the past, Self wanted to represent the contemporary everywoman. “I wanted to direct everyone’s attention to the future,” the artist said during an interview at Pilar Corrias gallery ahead of the statue’s unveiling. “I don’t think there are enough monuments that are about our shared future to come.”
It is unclear how a plus-sized Black woman in an ill-fitting dress is somehow supposed to represent the future of London, so draw your own conclusions. Nonetheless, to call this art would be a genuine lie. It has no meaning, besides a commitment to wokeness, which makes it all the worse.
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