Created by British pop artist Julian Opie, this LED tower features six characters (each based on a real person) who make up a cadre of city pedestrians walking around the
Work Of Art
On the back page of Avenue, we feature a work of art in Calgary that is interesting, sometimes surprising and always available for the public to see. Here's a look
Five years after it disappeared from its former site in Ramsay, this sculpture has found a new home in Calgary's East Village neighbourhood.
Aaron Sidorenko's Old School Selfie is a thoughtful, slow self-portrait in an era of ubiquitous phone selfies.
This five-tier stone sculpture chronicles the history of Chinese people in Canada and offers a serene focal point within Sien Lok Park beside the Bow River.
The halls of Mount Royal University’s School of Communications Studies are a fitting setting for this painting, as so much depends on your perspective.
Listerine is one of a series of sculptures called Uyarak/Stone by Kablusiak, a young Inuvialuk artist and curator who is attracting notice with exhibitions, projects and awards.
This artwork uses three different forms of data-based art — audio feed, paving design and LED light display — operating on location in real time.
Inspired by a lone soldier almost forgotten, the artist created a 35-foot-high enduring memorial in Central Memorial Park.
This work combines embroidery and digital animation to create an artform known as “embroidermation.” You can see it at Arts Commons now.