People The Artist Behind Wall Street’s ‘Charging Bull’ Is Seeing Red Over a Plan to Remove the Sculpture From the Financial Hub. Arturo Di Modica isn't buying the city's explanation for ...

The Charging Bull sculpture has become an icon of Wall Street and New York City. It is a heavily visited tourist attraction and represents the power of America and the city's prosperity.

Man bashes Wall Street bull with banjo; repairs planned Published: Sep. 11, 2019, 9:39 a.m. A woman stands by the "Charging Bull" statue, with a damaged right horn, in New York City on Sunday.

WBAL NewsRadio 1090/FM 101.5 - (NEW YORK) -- An upstate New York art foundry has been hired to repair the "Charging Bull" sculpture in Lower Manhattan after it was smashed and cut open by a man ...

Charging Bull, Symbol of Wall Street’s Roaring Market, Will Remain in Place After a Vote Nixes New York Mayor de Blasio’s Plan to Move It By Sarah Cascone , Jun 23, 2020 Art World ...

Wall Street’s ‘Charging Bull’ has been defaced again, this time by a metal banjo Mon., Sept. 9, 2019 This file photo shows the Charging Bull sculpture in New York City’s Financial District.

The 7,100-pound (3,200-kilogram) bull was created by Italian-born artist Arturo Di Modica in 1989 and installed in lower Manhattan as a work of guerrilla art. Di Modica says the sculpture was his ...

Wall Street’s ‘Charging Bull’ has been defaced again, this time by a metal banjo. September 9, 2019 More than 5 years ago. A visitor poses with Wall Street's "Charging Bull." ...

Extinction Rebellion protesters were seen spray-painting Wall Street's Charging Bull during an Earth Day protest on Tuesday, targeting financial institutions they say have gambled with the planet ...

Wednesday morning, the famed Wall Street Bull found something standing in its way: A bronzed little girl, hands on hips and feet set apart, staring down gender inequality.