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Get matched →Carol Bove's Chimes at Midnight VIII, a monumental tri-partite sculpture combining salvaged Corten steel with vibrant powder-coated red-orange crushed-shaped forms, will be on long-term loan and installed at the entrance to the Hessel Museum of Art. The work is concurrent with Bove's 2026 mid-career survey at the Guggenheim Museum.
Over almost three decades, Carol Bove has explored and expanded formal abstraction through deft skill and playful juxtapositions of form, color and material, often delivered in monumental form. The Chimes at Midnight series from the early 2020s references modernist sculptors including David Smith, Anthony Caro, Donald Judd, and Richard Serra.
The work's title derives from Orson Welles' 1965 film Chimes at Midnight, suggesting Bove is both a happy journeyman of modernist tropes and perhaps in defiance of its strict dictates.
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