On this July 4, we’re revisiting" Bill of Rights" by William Fulbrecht, a powerful public artwork that asked New Yorkers to confront the living, shifting nature of our civil liberties. 🔔 Presented across Lower Manhattan in 1990, Fulbrecht’s ten concrete markers echoed the first ten Amendments, sparking questions around privacy, expression, and justice—questions that deeply resonate today. His work reminds us that our rights are not static, but continually debated, redefined, and reimagined. William Fulbrecht Bill of Rights, 1990 6/12/1990 📷 : Tim Karr, Courtesy Public Art Fund, NY #PublicArtFund #WilliamFulbrecht