Cornell 57 | Feminist Protest Art Print

Fifty-seven men. One unanimous decision. And a whole lot of questions about accountability.

Inspired by the disturbing revelations surrounding the Cornell 57 controversy, this provocative artwork challenges the culture of male solidarity, entitlement, and complicity that allows sexual violence to be minimized, excused, or ignored.

A fierce, mythologically inspired woman raises the severed head of the old boys' club, delivering a powerful visual statement about justice, accountability, and the refusal to remain silent.

This isn't art designed to make everyone comfortable. It's meant to make people think.

A bold addition to any collection of feminist, political, or social commentary art.

Product Details

Printed on enhanced matte paper
Vibrant, detailed original artwork
Available in multiple sizes
Unframed print

Art is commentary. Silence is a choice.

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