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Creaking chains a reminder of slavery in New York art exhibit

Posted By gee mong     October 22, 2022    

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Creaking chains a reminder of slavery in New York art exhibit




A new art installation that visitors can walk through on New York's Governors Island features giant chain links grinding overhead, pointing to the legacy of slavery in the United States.

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Artist Charles Gaines says he wanted to create a piece - which faces the Statue of Liberty and is roughly 100 feet (30.5 meters) long that reflected the sounds and history of the Mississippi River.

"The Mississippi River - which is the place that you talk about the history of American commerce, but also we can talk about the history of slavery," said Gaines.

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