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Controversy Surrounds Sculpture of Naked Breastfeeding Man at Gender Museum

Controversy Surrounds Sculpture of Naked Breastfeeding Man at Gender Museum: A sculpture of a man breastfeeding a baby has stirred controversy in the Danish city of Aarhus, where it is displayed in the foyer of the Gender Museum. Titled “Agape,” the 3.5-meter-high statue was created by sculptor Aske Kreilgaard, who used 3D scans of his own body and that of his girlfriend to design it. The sculpture portrays a naked man with traditional male features, such as a penis and a beard, but also includes female breasts that the man is using to nurse a child. According to Kreilgaard, the artwork aims to question gender roles and expectations.

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