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This public art installation spans both sides of Tuscany LRT station, which is in the centre of two north west communities, Rocky Ridge and Tuscany.
Sculpture
Ward 1
Municipal ward in Calgary
Details
- Councillor
- Kim Tyers
- Communities
- Bowness, Crestmont, Greenwood Greenbriar, Haskayne, Osprey Hill, Rocky Ridge, Royal Oak and Royal Vista
Works in Ward 1
The Colour of Snow
Conceptually and visually linked to the watercolour-like glass on the LRT station windows, the artwork in these railings is inspired by the artist's first visit to Calgary.Installation
Convergence
Discover these two sculptures inspired by creatures, real and mythical alike, at one of the highest natural points in Calgary on a grassy knoll.Sculpture
Strung II
Strung II is comprised of two installations; one in the piers of the underpass along Crowchild Trail N.W. and the other in the railings of the overpass along Sarcee Trail N.W.Sculpture
Dale Hodges Park
Welcome to Dale Hodges Park, a 40 hectare artwork, park, and stormwater treatment facility. A former gravel pit, the land was ecologically restored while addressing the flow of untreated stormwater directly into the Bow River from 8 NW communities.Functional
Flock
Sited between the wetland and the front of Rocky Ridge Recreation Facility, this flock of birds rises from the wetland into the sky.Installation
Playful Cubs
In this lighthearted bronze sculpture, artist Leo Mol shows two young bear cubs playing with their mother. She seems patient and relaxed as her cubs practice their climbing skills on her.Sculpture
SILVER SPRINGS
The artist emphasized the natural aspects of silver springs - the foliage, flowers from the many gardens, as well as some of the animals who live in the neighbourhoodMural
Brandon Ross Legacy Art Project
As a legacy project to honour Brandon Ross—a tender soul, and an artist—the Ross Family sought to paint a utility building in Bowmont Park, in Calgary’s NW.Utility Box