Art Tuesday - Artist Charles Ginnever

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Tuesday, Jul 5 2011 by

Charles Ginnever is an American sculptor. He started working with canvas and steel scraps painted with bright patterns. The movement toward Minimalism saw the use of color fade and he focused on steel shapes consisting of triangles and trapezoids that cause his work to change shape as the viewer moves around it. Ginnever was a founding member of ConStruct, the artist-owned gallery that promoted and organized large-scale sculpture exhibitions throughout the United States. Other founding members include John Raymond Henry, Kenneth Snelson, Lyman Kipp and Mark di Suvero.

'Pueblo Bonito' by Charles Ginnever (StreetView)
'Pueblo Bonito' by Charles Ginnever

'Olympus' by Charles Ginnever (Bing Maps)
'Olympus' by Charles Ginnever
'Python' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Python' by Charles Ginnever

'Chicago Triangles' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Chicago Triangles' by Charles Ginnever

'Nautilus' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Nautilus' by Charles Ginnever

'Protagoras' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Protagoras' by Charles Ginnever
'Kitsune' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Kitsune' by Charles Ginnever

'Pueblo Bonito' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Pueblo Bonito' by Charles Ginnever
'Crete' by Charles Ginnever (Birds Eye)
'Crete' by Charles Ginnever

'Stretch' by Charles Ginnever (Bing Maps)
'Stretch' by Charles Ginnever

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