An AC/DC man
You need to commission a statue to memorialize a great builder. Who do you hire?
Tag Archives: Bronze
An AC/DC man
Adam Beck should be a household name in the province of Ontario, but he’s not. And yet, there’s a statue in his honour in the heart of Toronto. Ever wonder why?
Give Me Moore
Henry Moore’s Two Large Forms is an iconic Dundas Street landmark. Why would anyone want to move it?
Actually, there are some pretty compelling reasons. Find out more.
Give Me Moore
Henry Moore’s Two Large Forms is an iconic Toronto landmark, residing at the corner of McCaul and Dundas for forty years. Is it going to stay that way?
Let those eyes sparkle and shine
So how exactly did a mother elephant and her two babies come to reside by a fountain in heart of Toronto’s Financial District?
Let those eyes sparkle and shine
Bring your pith helmet, it’s safari time! See who is making their way to the Commerce Court watering hole.
You can take the farmer off of the farm…
Find out more about Joe Fafard, one of Canada’s preeminent artists.
You can take the farmer off of the farm…
What good could a bunch of cows do for a bunch of stressed out urbanites? Find out.
You can take the farmer off of the farm…
Tell pretty much anyone in this town that you are writing a blog about public art in Toronto and the first thing they’ll ask is: “Have you written about the cows yet?” Somehow seven life-sized bronze statues of cows have become synonymous with public art in this city. But how?
A Life Cut Short
The Frederick G. Gans QC Memorial is composed of a single bronze abstract figure sculpted by artist Maryon Kantaroff. Kantaroff is a local artist who began her career after majoring […]
Public Art of Toronto 