NEW YORK—After the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota contributed to Inside Out, the participatory project created by JR last year, the French artist began pasting up several their black-and-white portraits around New York to give the Native American Lakota group a platform and a voice. The most prominent mural overlooks The High Line, this one was spotted on a building at Mulberry and Prince Streets.
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