With such a beautiful day beckoning, I went for a walk. Yes I did. With no final destination in mind, I went out to wander the streets as though I were a tourist in my own city. And what a pleasure it was!! Who needs to visit the AGO when the streets of Toronto are full of interesting outdoor sculpture?
Memorial to Commemorate the Chinese Railroad workers in Canada
Artist: Eldon Garnet
Figures by: Francis LeBouthillier
Bronze, Wood, Stone
September 1989
Artist: Eldon Garnet
Figures by: Francis LeBouthillier
Bronze, Wood, Stone
September 1989
Artist: Michael Snow
Fibreglass, Paint
Fibreglass, Paint
1989
Woopecker Column
Artist: Dai Skuse & Kim Kozzi
Fastwurms
1997
Artist: Dai Skuse & Kim Kozzi
Fastwurms
1997
Triad
Front Street median across from Union Station
Benches at TD Centre, Wellington & Bay
1985
Marlin
Artist: Andrew Posa
Bronze, Granite
1987
Remembered Sustenance
Artist: Cynthia Short
Bronze
1992
Fair Grounds
Artist: Michael Goulet
2003
Uniform measure/STACK
Artist: Stephen Cruise
Bronze
1997
Barca Volante
Francisco Gazitua
Steel
2004
Artist: Andrew Posa
Bronze, Granite
1987
Remembered Sustenance
Artist: Cynthia Short
Bronze
1992
Fair Grounds
Artist: Michael Goulet
2003
Uniform measure/STACK
Artist: Stephen Cruise
Bronze
1997
Barca Volante
Francisco Gazitua
Steel
2004
Lesson Learned Today:
Once in awhile, take the time to slow down and appreciate what lies just outside the front door!!
To see where all of these sculptures are located, follow this link to my Google Map:
Toronto Sculpture
Once in awhile, take the time to slow down and appreciate what lies just outside the front door!!
To see where all of these sculptures are located, follow this link to my Google Map:
Toronto Sculpture
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