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How Did A Removed Confederate Monument End Up At An African-American Museum?

VISUAL Posted: September 1, 2020 7:35 am

The CEO chose to take it, that’s how. “Spirit of the Confederacy, a bronze sculpture of an angel holding a sword and palm branch, was removed from Sam Houston Park in June … and is now on display in the courtyard of the Houston Museum of African American Culture. ‘As an educational space, we wanted people to think about it and engage with it,’ said John Guess, the museum’s Chief Executive Officer.” – Hyperallergic

VISUAL Published: 08.31.20

Read the story in Hyperallergic Published: 08.31.20

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