Richmond's Monuments & Public Art

The Valentine Museum is collecting anonymous feedback on Richmond's monuments and public art to inform our exhibits, programming, and community engagement. 
1.In 2020 and 2021, statues were moved to storage from Byrd Park, Capitol Square, Libby Hill, Monroe Park, Monument Avenue, Byrd Park and other locations around town.

I support the removal of the monuments.(Required.)
2.How do you feel about monuments in Richmond being removed?(Required.)
3.What should happen to Richmond’s statues and pedestals removed in 2020 and 2021?(Required.)
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither agree nor disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
Put in storage
Reinstall in the same locations with context
Reinstall elsewhere in the city with context
Donate to a museum or organization to display with context
Reuse the metal and stone for public art
Destroy entirely
4.What is the most important purpose of public art?(Required.)
5.What community values would you like to see represented in Richmond's monuments and public art?(Required.)
6.What is your age?(Required.)
7.What is your residential zip code?(Required.)
8.Which of the following best describes you? Please select one answer.(Required.)
9.What event or time period in Richmond's history interests you the most?
10.Thank you so much for your feedback! Please share any other comments you have below:
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