We are Changing History
NYC's 7th Female Historical Statue Honors Ruth Bader Ginsburg and changed history forever.
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Statues For Legends is on a mission to light up the world with stories of incredible human, animal, or mythical legends.
With a passion for sharing outstanding achievements with the world, Statues For Legends aspires to inspire, educate,
entertain, celebrate, and foster community spirit.
To help make this a reality, Statues For Legends will be co-funding every project by way of a grants program, ensuring every community can see their legend come to life.
By utilising public art, the stories of these legends enrich community spaces where they can live on forever.
Stories shape people. Since antiquity, we have sat around sharing the tales of old, of the thrilling men and women who have done extraordinary things, or the events of history that have influenced our world now and forever.
Public art is a fantastic way to learn about the past. By creating a picture of the past in a tactile and interesting manner, the public can learn the exciting and rich history of a place just by going for a walk! By adding love and a bit of our own quirky selves into the statues we bring the past to life in a fun and beautiful way that will last forever.
These stories shape our communities and influence our futures. And through public art, these stories can transform. The Statue of Liberty stands as one of the most iconic works of public art, a symbol of hope and peace as well as a reminder of a period in history that affected millions. Statues For Legends is on a mission to create more beacons like these for communities around the world, sharing their important moments while making sure the stories never die.
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