据报道, 抗议活动和安全担忧导致新西兰的艺术作品要求观众在旗上行走. New Zealand artwork asking viewers to walk on a flag removed after protests and safety fears.

由于公众的抗议和安全问题, 毛利艺术家安·普林斯在19天后从尼尔逊的苏特艺术画廊移除了一幅新西兰国旗艺术作品, 上写着"请走在我身上". A New Zealand flag artwork with the words "please walk on me" by Māori artist Diane Prince was removed from the Suter Art Gallery in Nelson after 19 days due to public protests and safety concerns. 这篇题为“追逐未来”的文章旨在反思毛利人的经历和历史土地盗窃, 但引发了有关艺术自由和民族象征的辩论。 The piece, "Flagging the Future," aimed to reflect on the Māori experience and historical land theft but sparked debates over artistic freedom and national symbols. 这是艺术作品第二次面临拆除,第一次发生在1995年。 This is the second time the artwork has faced removal, with the first occurring in 1995.