Charles Gaines moves chains

The American Manifest: Moving Chains | Governors Island (en-US)

Created by Charles Gaines with collaborating architects TOLO Architecture, the sculpture, which people may enter and walk through, contains nine custom made ...

Moving Chains - Creative Time

To make Moving Chains, Charles Gaines considered each element of the sculpture with deep intention. Gaines went through an in-depth and complex ...

Interview: Charles Gaines on His Installation 'Moving Chains'

Drawing out that history and thinking about it critically is the crux of Charles Gaines's Moving Chains, a monumental 110-foot installation that ...

Charles Gaines: Moving Chains - The Brooklyn Rail

Measuring 110 feet long and 17 feet tall, Gaines's installation Moving Chains is a counter-monument: it stands directly in the sightline of the Statue of ...

Charles Gaines moves chains | metal, film | By Art21 - Facebook

Charles Gaines constructs a massive metal and wooden 100-foot-long public sculpture with a “roof” of chains on Governors Island in New York ...

Through a Monumental Sculpture of Moving Chains, Artist Charles ...

Eight years after artist Charles Gaines began work on “Moving Chains,” the monumental public work now stands at Outlook Hill on Governors ...

Charles Gaines with his piece Moving Chains in - Artnet News

"Charles Gaines: The American Manifest, Moving Chains," the artist's giant kinetic sculpture, is on view at Governors Island.

Charles Gaines' 'Moving Chains' uses rivers to explore history

“Moving Chains” encourages viewers to reconsider New York City's history with capitalism and slavery through symbols often taken for granted.

Charles Gaines “Moving Chains” in collaboration with TOLO ...

Created by Charles Gaines with collaborating architects TOLO Architecture, the sculpture, which people may enter and walk through, contains nine custom made ...

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Collaboration with Artist Charles Gaines "Moving Chains," New York ...

Moving Chains is a monumental 110-foot long kinetic sculpture built from steel and sustainably harvested Sapele, commonly referred to as African Mahogany, ...

A Colossal Ship-Like Artwork Evoking America's Slave Trade

“Charles Gaines: The American Manifest, Moving Chains” on Governors Island. Photography by Timothy Schenck, courtesy of Creative Time ...

Charles Gaines Defies the Static Nature of Public Monuments

The Los Angeles–based artist has collaborated with TOLO Architecture to build Moving Chains, a 110-foot-long kinetic sculpture on New York's Governors Island.

Charles Gaines on Moving Chains - YouTube

Artist Charles Gaines describes his monumental sculpture, Moving Chains, the second chapter of The American Manifest, a multipart public art ...

Charles Gaines: Moving Chains and Mound - VIA Art Fund

Moving Chains and Mound will use the language of monumental sculpture to address Black and Indigenous histories, and to interrogate the paradoxical legacy of ...

Charles Gaines "Moving Chains" in collaboration with TOLO ...

A large public sculpture to be sited at the base of the Gateway Arch along the Mississippi River in Saint Louis, Missouri.

With 'Moving Chains,' Charles Gaines Reframes American History

Titled Moving Chains, it is an installation of the grandest order: a 100-foot-long sculpture that looks something like a shipping container, but is meant to ...

Moving Chains: Toward Abolition - Creative Time

Join artist Charles Gaines and luminary scholar Saidiya Hartman for an intimate conversation on Gaines's monumental work Moving Chains, with ...

'Moving Chains' is a Powerful Rumination on American Slavery

'Moving Chains' is a kinetic sculpture by American conceptual artist Charles Gaines located on Governors Island that investigates American ...

On Governors Island, a Machine That Jolts History

The scene was giving Gaines energy. His enormous public-art installation on Governors Island, “The American Manifest: Moving Chains,” goes on ...