An artist's response to a racist mural at Tate Britain has sparked controversy. The 55-foot-long mural by Rex Whistler, featuring racist depictions of Black individuals, faced demands for removal after the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement. In response, the museum has unveiled a video work by Black British artist Keith Piper, aiming to explain and confront the mural's racist imagery. The exhibit, titled "Vice Voce," dramatizes a conversation between Whistler and a university lecturer, delving into the history and societal context of the mural. This move by Tate Britain seeks to address the demands of activists while navigating heritage laws and conservative sentiments. The artist's intention to engage with the original painting and provoke dialogue reflects the complexities of addressing problematic artworks in museum settings.