“Large Two Forms” (1966 & 1969), Henry Moore

Toronto’s diversity is reflected in the wide array of public art, especially sculpture, that can be seen on block after block in its downtown core.  Encounters with public art as we hustle from place to place provide moments for reflection and inspiration and help to remind us of our connections to deeper things and to one another.

These pieces from out and about merely scratch the surface of the city’s offerings. (I forgot to get the titles for a couple of these pieces.)

“Immigrant Family” (2007), Tom Otterness

“It” (2006), Michael Christian

“Anadyomene” (1983), Maryon Kantaroff

“Untitled” (2012), Jun Kaneko

“Megaptera (Great Wings)” (1993), George Schmerholz

“The Pasture” (1985), Joe Fafard

“Parent I” (1984), Barbara Hepworth