Such distasteful behavior stands only to prove the need for art to help spread feminist ideals on Wall Street—now that The Fearless Girl is sticking around, here’s hoping that she rises ...

‘Charging Bull’ sculptor says ‘Fearless Girl’ distorts his art. He’s fighting back ... on making a statement about the future of Wall Street,” Visbal told CNN Money.

Using those pictures to create beautiful wall art pulls them from the depths of your hard drive and shows off those stunning moments all around your home, providing a wonderful reminder of the ...

public art, and Wall Street. Those a big topics for one sculpture to take on, but if Fearless Girl ends up staying for good, it will be because she’s raised questions about female empowerment ...

The "Fearless Girl" will continue staring down Wall Street's "Charging Bull" for ... of Transportation property as a part of its art program through February 2018. "Now, she’ll be asserting ...

The Wall Street statue known as Fearless Girl will continue to stare down the ... “That’s an outrage — to take a great work of art and transform it.” Back in 1989, the bull was considered ...

A four-foot tall bronze sculpture of a young girl, with hands on her hips and chin held up defiantly, has been installed across from Wall Street ... the permanent NYC art program.

The fusion of finance and art is not something unusual ... appeared an unusual “for Wall Street” sculpture. The bronze statue, titled The Fearless Girl, is in the shape of a young girl ...

A statue of a young girl that has been staring down New York City’s iconic Wall Street bull sculpture ... into the Department of Transportation’s art program, which meant the statue would ...

Imagine a martial art that claimed that the correct pose ... metal thing in the shape of a girl on Wall Street is the same thing as striking the chains from women. Of course symbols are important.

“Let’s just send this girl out to fight a bull and see what happens” is what Wall Street types might call a risky investment. Facing down a bull when you are a 75-pound elementary schooler ...