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Smile and gaze
A statue near the centre of Calgary’s Tomkins Park, taken with the simulated depth-of-field effect on my smartphone.
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Lion overlooking the city
One of the lion sculptures that originally adorned Calgary’s Centre Street Bridge was recently restored and relocated to nearby Rotary Park. Here it is in all its glory, as seen last weekend. You can...
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Musical capsule
This is one of a two capsule-shaped pieces of public art hanging around Calgary’s city centre that I’ve spotted over the last week or two. Wondering how many more there are lurking around town …
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Family of Man
Part of a sculpture known as The Family of Man, outside the former headquarters of the Calgary Board of Education in the city centre. This is the second home for The Family of Man, with its second...
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Friendly greeting
From some art installed on the fence surrounding St. Joseph Elementary and Junior High school in Calgary.
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Blended into reality
Part of an art installation meant to be experienced with the aid of augmented reality, painted on the side on a building along Centre Street North.
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Art with wings
One of several murals painted over the last three years as part of the Beltline Urban Murals Project.
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Peering over
It’s always a neat challenge to capture this piece of art in a new way. “Conversation” by William McElcheran, on the Stephen Avenue Mall just outside the Hudson’s Bay department store, is seen from...
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Eight seconds to glory
A rodeo event that’s definitely set in stone! The sculpture called Eight Seconds to Glory by Shane R.L. Sutherland, along 3rd Street S.W. in downtown Calgary, depicts a bull rider hanging onto his...
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Everywhere
This sculpture can be found on the property surrounding the Bow office tower in downtown Calgary. Inscribed are place names from across Alberta.
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