The gigantic steel sculpture of an Afro hair ... Afro pick. She said that Lafayette Square was perfect because there was no fence around it, so people had unfettered access, plus the park is ...

Hank Willis Thomas’ Afro pick sculpture, “All Power to All People,” was a popular stop for selfies while it was installed on Thomas Paine Plaza during a Monument Lab exhibit. (Emma Lee/WHYY) “All ...

An enormous Afro hair pick sculpture by artist Hank Willis Thomas has been erected in Lafayette Square in New Orleans to help foster racial and political awareness and activism. The pick ...

The temporary art is an Afro pick sculpture that stands 8' tall and weighs nearly 900 pounds. The artist, Hank Willis Thomas, says the pick was placed there to highlight ideas related to community ...

A gigantic Afro hair pick, decorated with a peace sign and surmounted by a clenched Black fist, popped up in Lafayette Square park in New Orleans on June 17. The 28-foot-tall steel creation ...

A recent visit to a powerful new sculpture ... Afro pick sculpture, "All Power to All People," by New York City-based artist Hank Willis Thomas. RELATED STORIES Stoops temporarily replace park ...

A gigantic Afro hair pick ... 2022 The enormous sculpture recalls the Black power movement of the 1960s, when the silhouettes of hair pick combs and raised fists were symbols of racial identity ...

The sculpture by Hank Willis Thomas, decorated with a peace sign and a clenched Black fist, is titled “All Power to All People.” An enormous Afro hair pick sculpture by artist Hank Willis ...