Jordan Powell-Karis (left) was full of emotion when he heard about the death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright on Sunday night. Powell-Karis, you may recall, is the Minnesota artist behind the iconic raised fist sculpture located at George Floyd’s memorial.
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Early the next morning, Jordan reached out to Jeanelle Austin, who has become the caretaker of the displays in the square. He posed a question: “Is this an opportunity to use the first fist?”--that is, the wood prototype, later copied in steel.
Austin’s response: “Definitely.”
Austin’s response: “Definitely.”
Powell-Karis visited three U-Haul stores to find a truck, but it still wasn’t large enough to carry the fist & its square base. It took a whole crew of his friends to haul the fist’s pieces from Minneapolis to Brooklyn Center, where a small memorial for Wright has taken shape.