Giant Michael Jackson statues popped up 30 years ago. Where have they gone?
Summary
Statues of Michael Jackson were placed at various landmarks worldwide in 1995 to promote his album "HIStory." These statues became a part of his image even after his death and some still exist today, despite controversy surrounding the artist.Key Facts
- Ten giant Michael Jackson statues were created in 1995 to promote his album "HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I."
- The statues were made from fibreglass and were first assembled in Elstree Studios, UK.
- Sculptor Diana Walczak collaborated with Jackson to design the original sculpture for the album cover.
- Hertfordshire-based artist Stephen Pyle led the team that constructed the statues.
- One statue was displayed at a McDonald's in the village of Best, Netherlands, until 2019.
- The statue in the Netherlands was removed after the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland" raised new allegations against Jackson.
- The former owner of the statue in the Netherlands hopes to donate it to a fan club but faces challenges in securing a building permit for its display.
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