As Election Day approaches, the Trump “Wall of Deceit” in Manhattan has made its grand return, now expanded significantly. After being defaced with pro-Trump and white supremacist graffiti earlier this month, the mural featuring over 20,000 false statements made by President Donald Trump has been rebuilt in SoHo, measuring an impressive 100 feet in length, double its original size.
Initially showcased outside the independent Radio Free Brooklyn in Bushwick, the “Wall of Deceit” details misleading statements made by Trump since 2016, all meticulously documented and verified by reputable sources. Since its launch on October 3, the mural has attracted large crowds, including a visit from New York Senator Chuck Schumer, who stopped by just a day after its unveiling.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t long before the wall was marred with slogans like “Vote Trump or die” and “Stand Back and Stand By,” the latter being a phrase Trump used during the first 2020 presidential debate that was later co-opted by the Proud Boys, a known white supremacist group. The mural stood for only four to five days before being vandalized.
Following a successful GoFundMe campaign, Radio Free Brooklyn raised over $4,000 to recreate the Wall of Deceit in lower Manhattan. “While it’s disheartening to see such retaliation against standing up for truth, the impact of the wall cannot be erased with spray paint,” stated Tom Kenny, the Executive Director of Radio Free Brooklyn on their GoFundMe page. “Spray paint won’t silence our message.”
In addition to the new physical mural, Radio Free Brooklyn has also launched a digital version on their website, allowing visitors to interact with the wall by panning, scrolling, and zooming in to read specific lies. “From a distance, it appears chaotic — which might be a fitting metaphor for this presidency,” remarked local artist Phil Buehler. “But upon closer inspection, the individual lies can be read chronologically and are color-coded by categories like coronavirus, immigration, and jobs, allowing viewers to discern patterns in Trump’s fabrications.”
Originally, Radio Free Brooklyn intended to host a 24/7 broadcast marathon reading Trump’s lies a week before Election Day. However, due to pandemic restrictions, they opted for a visual representation instead. “In a time rife with misinformation, we believe it’s crucial to highlight these untruths in a compelling visual format,” added Kenny.
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Summary: The “Wall of Deceit” mural in Manhattan, featuring 20,000 of Trump’s lies, has been rebuilt after being vandalized. Now 100 feet long, it serves as a visual representation of misinformation, allowing viewers to explore the lies chronologically and by category. A digital version is also available for interaction, emphasizing the importance of truth in today’s media landscape.