Art For Everyone : Public Art Installations

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Saturday, 20 October 2012

Gallery 23 (Red White Oak)



Red 'White Oak'



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This is a  Metal Tree sculpture on the northwest corner of Talbot St., and King St.
You can go to the Metal Trees of the Carolinian Forest Map, or return to the Thumbnail Gallery, or go to the list of my essays on What Makes Effective Public Art?
You can even head back to the Homepage.

Gallery 22 (Green Tulip)



Green 'Tulip Tree'





Click on each image to see the full sized pic.
This is a  Metal Tree sculpture on the north corner of Dundas St., and Wellington St.
You can go to the Metal Trees of the Carolinian Forest Map, or return to the Thumbnail Gallery, or go to the list of my essays on What Makes Effective Public Art?
You can even head back to the Homepage.

Gallery 21 (Red Slippery Elm)



Red 'Slippery Elm'







Click on each image to see the full sized pic.
This is a  Metal Tree sculpture on the south side of Dundas St., between Wellington St. and Waterloo St.
You can go to the Metal Trees of the Carolinian Forest Map, or return to the Thumbnail Gallery, or go to the list of my essays on What Makes Effective Public Art?
You can even head back to the Homepage.

Gallery 20 (Orange White Oak)



Orange 'White Oak'






Click on each image to see the full sized pic.
This is a  Metal Tree sculpture on the north side of Dundas St., between Waterloo St. and Colborne St.
You can go to the Metal Trees of the Carolinian Forest Map, or return to the Thumbnail Gallery, or go to the list of my essays on What Makes Effective Public Art?
You can even head back to the Homepage.