I’ve already written about things I knew were there but didn’t know were public art. These two things I didn’t even know were there. But once I knew that, I knew for sure they were public art. Stop #38 on the Public Art tour is a polished stainless steel piece called Zephyr. It stands on …
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Stop #56 on the Public Art in Kelowna tour is Stones Pear Grove in Ben Lee Park. I really liked this installation! It’s a red bridge, about 3’6″ wide and roughly 10′ long over a dry creek bed filled with stones. A grove of pear trees surrounds the bridge, and it’s all very peaceful. I …
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The Aerosol Art Mural is stop #52 in the Public Art brochure (PDF). Artist Lars Widell created this mural on a cement retaining wall as part of the City’s anti-graffiti program in 2006. At one end of the mural depicts the lake. The other end has images of fruit trees, grapevines, and flowers. In between …
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