New York City needs more monuments devoted to women. Do these sculptures fit the bill? Both have been lightning rods for controversy. What groundwork do they lay for upcoming entries to this public art legacy? Only time will tell. Meanwhile, a Ruth Bader Ginsburg sculpture is coming to Brooklyn.

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Two Public Art Monuments Debut in New York City

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