On Thursday morning, a five-metre-tall overweight black woman in a tight blue dress and matching heels was unveiled on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth and described to the public as a contemporary ‘everywoman.’

Left-wing sycophants at London City Hall have called Lady in Blue a symbol of confidence and purpose.

CNN framed the same object as a victory because it is ‘not another White man.’

Identity politics on a plinth

Ordinary Londoners looking at the thing itself reached a simpler verdict: identity politics on a plinth.

London’s Fourth Plinth is one of the most exciting public art commissions in the world. Today we welcome ‘Lady in Blue’ by @Tschababala Self, a symbol of confidence and purpose and an excellent addition to Trafalgar Square.

The 16th Fourth Plinth commission is the work of New York artist Tschabalala Self. The ridiculous figure is bejewelled and mid-stride, with a giant behind.

Meet London’s new ‘Everywoman’.

London’s £151,475-a-year Deputy Mayor for Culture, who oversees the Fourth Plinth, has backed the latest addition to Trafalgar Square. ‘Lady in Blue’.

Exciting?  Really?

The Mayor’s Press Office posted the official line within hours of the unveiling. ‘London’s Fourth Plinth is one of the most exciting public art commissions in the world,’ it wrote.

‘Today we welcome ‘Lady in Blue’ by Tschabalala Self, a symbol of confidence and purpose and an excellent addition to Trafalgar Square.’

Eyesore, insult

The replies under posts filled up with the same words: eyesore, insult, not representative, politics not art.

Self has been consistent about the brief. ‘My work Lady in Blue will bring to Trafalgar Square a woman that many can relate to,’ she said.

‘She is not an idol to venerate or a historic figurehead to commemorate. She is a woman walking forward into our collective future with ambition and purpose. She is a Londoner, who represents the city’s spirit.’

A Warning about Britain’s Dark Future

Self also said she wanted to ‘direct everyone’s attention to the future’ because ‘I don’t think there are enough monuments that are about our shared future to come.’

BBC London went with the liberal-Jewish house style: ‘’Everywoman’ statue unveiled in Trafalgar Square.’

Politics not art

The replies under both posts filled up with the same words: eyesore, insult, not representative, politics not art.

To The Art Newspaper, she added: ‘This is a contemporary representation of personhood. Women need to be understood as being persons. Black people need to be understood as being persons. Despite someone’s identity politics, they should be able to be understood as a representation of all human beings.’

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