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ON VIEW | Mind Forged Manacles / Manacle Forged Minds
Fred Wilson uses ornamental gates and fences as a metaphor for security and gated communities, insecurity, the incarceration of Black men, the detainment of illegal immigrants, policing, and William Blake’s concept of “Mind Forg’d Manacles” in this 10-foot tall sculpture in Brooklyn’s Columbus Park.
RECENT | The Red String
An installation by Lily Honglei consisting of both physical and digital components reflecting on East Asian cultural heritages and immigrant lives.
RECENT | Public Water
Mary Mattingly brings attention to New York City’s intricate drinking water system and the human care that goes into having access to clean water.
RECENT | Beam Ensemble
A public art project by Sean Desiree that combines timber frame construction and music production.
RECENT | At The Table
A series of salon-style conversations for fostering thoughtful intersectional dialogue with our community.
ONGOING | Engaging Artists
Fellowship and Residency for emerging artists looking to develop public art projects that make a social impact.
Join us on May 19th as Yeseul Song and Maya Simone Z. with collaborator Cinthia Chen kickstart the Spring 2023 season of our Gates, Borders, Barriers public program series! Developed in response to Fred Wilson’s sculpture, Mind Forged Manacles/Manacle Forged Minds, artists from More Art’s Engaging Artists 2022 Fellowship program present work that highlights invisible barriers, community, and monuments.
