It’s hard to believe Tennessee women didn’t win the right to vote till 1920. But Alan LeQuire’s colossal sculpture of suffragists brings their struggle to life. Stand behind the bronze quintet — temporarily placed in front of the Parthenon — and see the powerful feminine gestures of encouragement. With figures of women holding hands and patting each other the back as they march toward their uncertain destiny, LeQuire’s sculpture tells a century-old story in a visual language that makes it feel like today. CARRINGTON FOX
Best New Monument
Tennessee Women’s Suffrage Memorial
