Nimmons Cairn (Conic Sculpture)

Katie Ohe

This two-part abstract sculpture by celebrated artist Katie Ohe commemorates the Nimmons family, settlers who lived and worked on this land in the 19th century.

About this work

While this sculpture is a nod to the past, it is also meant to be enjoyed by current residents and visitors. Katie Ohe is known for creating interactive sculptures, and this geometric work is no different. Visitors are welcome to touch and sit upon this work, or even crawl under it if they are so inclined! The artist who created this work was born in Alberta and continues to live here today. her works can be found across the city, in many different public locations. You may recognize her famous "Zipper" sculpture, located at the University of Calgary, or "Janet's Crown", located at the Alberta College of Art and Design (ACAD). Ohe has taught at ACAD for many years, and is a respected artist and teacher who is recognized as being an early practitioner of abstract sculpture in this province.

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Title
Nimmons Cairn (Conic Sculpture)
Also known as
Conic Sculpture
Type
Sculpture
Creator
Katie Ohe(Artist)

Location & access

Nimmons Park

1950 17A St SW

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2T 4M3

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Last updated March 20, 2026

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Nimmons Cairn (Conic Sculpture)

Katie Ohe

This two-part abstract sculpture by celebrated artist Katie Ohe commemorates the Nimmons family, settlers who lived and worked on this land in the 19th century.

About this work

While this sculpture is a nod to the past, it is also meant to be enjoyed by current residents and visitors. Katie Ohe is known for creating interactive sculptures, and this geometric work is no different. Visitors are welcome to touch and sit upon this work, or even crawl under it if they are so inclined! The artist who created this work was born in Alberta and continues to live here today. her works can be found across the city, in many different public locations. You may recognize her famous "Zipper" sculpture, located at the University of Calgary, or "Janet's Crown", located at the Alberta College of Art and Design (ACAD). Ohe has taught at ACAD for many years, and is a respected artist and teacher who is recognized as being an early practitioner of abstract sculpture in this province.

Details

Title
Nimmons Cairn (Conic Sculpture)
Also known as
Conic Sculpture
Type
Sculpture
Creator
Katie Ohe(Artist)

Location & access

Nimmons Park

1950 17A St SW

Calgary, Alberta, CA T2T 4M3

Publicly accessible
Google Maps

Hours are subject to change for events or maintenance — please check on-site signage for the most up-to-date information.

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Last updated March 20, 2026

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