In a lively discussion, Sarah Hotchkiss, Senior Associate Editor at KQED Arts and Culture, and artists Cheryl Derricotte, creator of a Harriet Tubman tribute, and Lynne Baer, a public art advisor, tackle the 45-foot nude sculpture at San Francisco's Embarcadero. They examine the mixed community reactions, the complexities of public art funding, and how such works can reflect and shape urban identity. The conversation highlights the evolving nature of artistic expression and the necessity for inclusive dialogue in public spaces.
