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Quinn and reid - Quinn Gray Strikes Deal in Fake Kidnapping Plot



The public realm feels so vital at the moment, as a space to activate ideas and create change.


A joint statement from Marc Quinn and Jen Reid




The plinth of Edward Colston in Bristol seems the right place to share this sculpture about the fight against racism, which is undoubtedly the other virus facing society today.



I wanted to give George Floyd power, I wanted to give power to Black people like me who have suffered injustices and inequality.











No formal consent has been sought for the installation.





This life-sized sculpture is based on an image the artist saw on Instagram of local resident Jen Reid standing on the vacant plinth with her fist raised in a Black Power salute, a spontaneous moment following a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020.





Those of us who have privilege have a duty to be part of change.



He'll be sentenced in March.


Quinn Gray Strikes Deal in Fake Kidnapping Plot


Johns County Sheriff's Office for the cost of the investigation.


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Description: Seeing the statue of Edward Colston being thrown into the river felt like a truly historical moment; huge.

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I wanted to give George Floyd power, I wanted to give power to Black people like me who have suffered injustices and inequality.
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Prosecutors say Quinn conspired with an auto shop operator, Jasmin Osmanovic, to come up with a fake kidnapping plot to extort money from her husband, Reid.
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Like my History Paintings which I have been making over the last decade, which started with an image from the London riots following the death of Mark Duggan.

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    Cast in black resin, this new sculpture A Surge of Power Jen Reid 2020 takes its place.
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    This life-sized sculpture is based on an image the artist saw on Instagram of local resident Jen Reid standing on the vacant plinth with her fist raised in a Black Power salute, a spontaneous moment following a Black Lives Matter protest in June 2020.
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    My first, instant thought was how incredible it would be to make a sculpture of her, in that instant.
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    Creating this sculpture is so important as it helps keep the journey towards racial justice and equity moving, because Black lives matter every day.
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    It was like an electrical charge of power was running through me.
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