Gibbes Interactions
Select an interaction to explore a signature work of art from the Gibbes collection. Using the work as a launching point, these interactions offer an in-depth exploration of the artists, subjects, and styles that have shaped the art of Charleston and the south. Interactions are optimized for 1024 x 768 pixel resolution |
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Henriette Charlotte Chastaigner by Henrietta Johnston Learners of all ages can explore the life and art of Henrietta Johnston, America's first female artist. Through maps and timelines, kids and adults can trace Johnston's travels from England and Ireland to Charleston. |
 | View of Mulberry, House and Street by Thomas Coram Learn more about Mulberry Plantation while investigating the British influences on Thomas Coram's style. Special kids' activities explore the history of landscape painting and allow young artists to create their own landscape composition. |
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H. F. Plowden Weston by Charles Fraser Enjoy an animated, narrated discussion of portrait miniatures of the nineteenth century. You can even make your own miniature in the Kids Corner! |
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Moon, Flower and Hawk Moth by Alice Ravenel Huger Smith Explore cultural exchange between Japan and the United States as you learn about the woodblock prints of Alice Smith. Create your own woodblock print and explore cultural connections with an interactive matching game. |
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Denmark Vesey by Charles White Learn more about the life of Denmark Vesey, the career of Charles White, and artwork created during the WPA era. Special discussions and kids activities explore what it means to be a hero and how heroes are portrayed by artists. |
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Search by William Halsey Enjoy an interactive exploration of William Halsey's life and work, the Abstract Expressionist movement, and fun jigsaw puzzles for kids of all ages! |
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Sarah Remembered by Leo Twiggs View four video interviews with Leo Twiggs, to learn about Sarah Remembered in the artist’s own words. |