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Peace Bridge Calgary (2&#x29

Peace Bridge is a pedestrian bridge, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, that accommodates both pedestrians and cyclists crossing the Bow River in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The bridge is open for use as of March 24, 2012. Peace Bridge is a pedestrian bridge, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, that accommodates both pedestrians and cyclists crossing the Bow River in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The bridge is open for use as of March 24, 2012

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Cowboy town (5)

Public art works on the streets of Calgary.

On the plaza is a mythic landscape: a cone of local rundle stone is a reference to the mountains; overscaled bronze ammonites a hidden landscape exposed. Standing on top, between earth and sky, are two bronze figures, back to back. Standing to the side, holding a fossil, is another figure â€“ his gaze distracted by the view of the sky. On the plaza is a mythic landscape: a cone of local rundle stone is a reference to the mountains; overscaled bronze ammonites a hidden landscape exposed. Standing on top, between earth and sky, are two bronze figures, back to back. Standing to the side, holding a fossil, is another figure â€“ his gaze distracted by the view of the sky.

Do Re Me Fa Sol Si Do. Title for this set of Horses.Calgary.

â€œI have used the Canadian horse as a metaphor to represent sound â€“ a song â€“ a sense of harmony. I added a symphony of colours and then knew it was doneâ€ said Farfard. The Calgary Stampede and QuÃ©bec City have enjoyed a close relationship for over 50 years. In 2008, the Stampede pledged to honour QuÃ©becâ€™s 400th birthday and their friendship with a unique sculpture both cities could enjoy. Artist Joe Fafard, Ste. Marthe, Saskatchewan Type Powder-coated 5/8-inch cut-steel plate sculpture Donors PennWest Energy, the Siebens family of Calgary, the City of Calgary, Calgary Stampede Installed 2010 Links Joe Fafard History, the horse and harmony bond two great Canadian cities through art Sister sculptures for sister cities Location Downtown Calgary, 6th Avenue between 4th and 5th Streets SW, Calgary Court Centre View on Art Walk Share â† Previous. â€œI have used the Canadian horse as a metaphor to represent sound â€“ a song â€“ a sense of harmony. I added a symphony of colours and then knew it was doneâ€ said Farfard. The Calgary Stampede and QuÃ©bec City have enjoyed a close relationship for over 50 years. In 2008, the Stampede pledged to honour QuÃ©becâ€™s 400th birthday and their friendship with a unique sculpture both cities could enjoy. Artist Joe Fafard, Ste. Marthe, Saskatchewan Type Powder-coated 5/8-inch cut-steel plate sculpture Donors PennWest Energy, the Siebens family of Calgary, the City of Calgary, Calgary Stampede Installed 2010 Links Joe Fafard History, the horse and harmony bond two great Canadian cities through art Sister sculptures for sister cities Location Downtown Calgary, 6th Avenue between 4th and 5th Streets SW, Calgary Court Centre View on Art Walk Share â† Previous

Kabuki Bow Valley Square Calgary.

Kabuki is a sculpture that was created by Sorel Etrog from Romania which is deisgned to represent Japanese music. The sculpture is located in downtown Calgary, Alberta. Kabuki is a sculpture that was created by Sorel Etrog from Romania which is deisgned to represent Japanese music. The sculpture is located in downtown Calgary, Alberta.

Little red rooster.

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Public art works on the streets of Calgary (33&#x29

Public art works on the streets of Calgary (33)

Public art works on the streets of Calgary (36&#x29

On the plaza is a mythic landscape: a cone of local rundle stone is a reference to the mountains; overscaled bronze ammonites a hidden landscape exposed. Standing on top, between earth and sky, are two bronze figures, back to back. Standing to the side, holding a fossil, is another figure â€“ his gaze distracted by the view of the sky. On the plaza is a mythic landscape: a cone of local rundle stone is a reference to the mountains; overscaled bronze ammonites a hidden landscape exposed. Standing on top, between earth and sky, are two bronze figures, back to back. Standing to the side, holding a fossil, is another figure â€“ his gaze distracted by the view of the sky.

Weaving Fence and Horn

Calgarians welcomed a new piece of public sculpture downtown during the summer of 2002. John McEwen's â€œWeaving Fence and Hornâ€ sits on the corner of 1 Street and 4 Avenue SW in front of the TransCanada Tower. Installed in June, the sculpture consists of two componentsâ€” a metal ram's horn and a fence. According to the artist, the weaving refers to the undulation of fences as they snake across the rolling prairies and to the weaving of dialogue between fence and horn. The sculpture will also function as a windbreak, reducing the blustery nature of one of downtown Calgary's windiest street corners.

This statue is of Sitting Eagle or John Hunter is located on the corner of 7 Avenue and 6 Street SW in downtown Calgary, Alberta. This statue is of Sitting Eagle or John Hunter is located on the corner of 7 Avenue and 6 Street SW in downtown Calgary, Alberta.

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