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I chose the Brooklyn Bridge, it inspires me because of how long it would’ve taken people to build it and because it’s on water that would’ve taken even longer. I also really like the design of the drooping lines.

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Country: France
Year: 1889
Artist: Stephen Sauvestre
I chose the Eiffel tower because it has always meant a lot to me and I have always wanted to go there. The value of this piece is that it can be enjoyed by everyone and it's so beautiful to look at, especially at night.

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Location: Houston, Texas
Name: Synchronicity of Colour
Artist: Margo Sawyer
Year:2008
I chose this piece of art because it shows lot's of colour and emotion. This piece is abstract and can show many different emotions depending on the way you interpret it, it could be confusing to some people but feel exciting and fill someone else with joy.  When I see this piece i see a piece which anyone can enjoy because of the many depths to it.

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All I know is that it was taken in New York City, thats all.
I chose this pic because because as I was looking through all of these public art installation pieces I was thinking that this was going to be so hard. All of these pics are so nice and cool but then I saw this humungous bear looking through a  window I thought that it looked so nice and unique and fun. I imagend working in that bilding with a big huge blue bear looking at me all day. I just thought that it was just fun, so I piked it.

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Place: Toronto,On
Name: Still Life
Year: 2006
Artist: Carl Skelton
I chose this piece because it makes me think about what's important in life and you can barely read it while you are going really fast but you can clearly read it when you are in a traffic jam. It makes the driver/passengers contemplate what it feels like to be still.

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PUBLIC ART SPACES
place:was displayed in Brooklyn (MetroTech commons)

Name:The art piece has no name but it is in a series of art called "Truth Is I See You"
When:IT was displayed AUG 4th 2015-JUNE 16th 2016
Artist: Hank Willis Thomas
I chose this art piece because when i was looking through all the different art pieces they were all big and then i saw this one and then in remembered how we as a class talked about how powerful words can be even if you use them in the wrong way or the right way. after looking at that picture i did some further research on the art piece and the artist and all of the art pieces that he does all relate to each other they are all about words,respect and kindness. It's a small piece of art but it is still powerful. That's why chose this art piece.

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place: salt lake city Utah usa
name:'sway'd
year:2011
artist: Daniel Lyman
i chose this installation because i thought it was cool that art in this position could also be interactive and it comes from the sway of grass

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place Taylor creek park (T.O)

Name unknown leave it to the imagination

Artist noel harding

i like this art because i was reading some articles about them and people think their elephants and giant teeth it is really up to the imagination to find out what they are

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place: Windsor
name: tower song
year:1998
artist: ted bieler (my grandpa)
I chose this picture because my grandpa made it with my dad's help and that i think is very special.I also chose it because my dad's parents live in windsor so i get to go see when i visit and it so beautiful because it is in a really beautiful park that is right by the Detroit river and you can see Detroit.

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Country: Canada

City: Ontario
year:1913
artist: does not say

I chose the city Toronto building because I really like cars and It looks cool. Also I chose It because I just thought It's a really amazing sculpture and its just interesting.

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place: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
artist:  Mark Fornes
i chose the vaulted willow because it has a lot of colours that stand out from the rest of the park and it looks very cool from the inside and outside. inside it is like a rainbow dome. another thing is the colours remind me of a lizard. it also looks really beautiful at night. i would have definitely wanted to visit it.

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The Charging Bull is also referred to the Wall Street Bull. The Bull is located in Lower Manhattan in New York City and is a popular tourist destination in the Financial
District (Wall Street). It is now one of the most popular tourist attractions in the area and has been featured in many movies. When visiting New York years ago it was a site to see, how many visitors from around the world made their way to see this very enormous statue. During the 2017 Women's March a Fearless girls was placed in front of it as symbol of being brave. The Bull was created by Arturo Di Monica in 1989.

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Country: Canada, Toronto
Year: 2017
Artist: Florentine Hofman
I chose the Rubber Duck because it is huge and funny. This piece was a big tourist attraction for the waterfront over the summer. I would like to have it in my back yard. I wonder if anyone else would

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Country:Portland, Oregon, USA
Year:1998
Transcendence by Keith Jellum
It is an outdoor sculpture of a fish flying through the brickwork above South park Seafood on salmon street. The sculpture measures 11 feet (3.4 m) long and is made of hand forged and welded bronze. I chose this piece because I think is it is really great to have humorous art too other then just pretty and normal art. It also really caught my attention because it was a fun and exciting art piece that was fun to see and look at. Also when I saw it the art just gave me a smile.
I think the value was to give a moment of humour and a smile to anyone who saw the the sculpture. Also I think they built it because the street was called salmon street and it was a seafood building.

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You may have noticed some striking sculptures and artwork as you stroll the streets of Toronto. What many don't know, however, is that many of these public art installations are courtesy of local homebuilders. Taking effect in August 2010, the City of Toronto's Percent for Public Art initiative recommends that a minimum of one per cent of the gross construction cost of each significant development be contributed to public art. The results add colour and creativity to the concrete jungle. Here are eight cool public art installations that you have to see:

Living Shangri-La Toronto, developed by Westbank and the Peterson Group, is home to an exotic sculpture titled Rising, by Shanghai-based artist Zhang Huan. If you've walked by this hotel and condo on University Avenue, you've likely stopped in your tracks to ponder the flock of birds with a life of their own. The sculpture takes shape in two parts - the exterior portion measuring 21.98 by 19.8 by 4.8 metres, and the interior piece measuring 4.27 by 16.85 by 14.88 metres, extending into the lobby. (Photo credit: Westbank Corp.)

The Motisis Courtyard by biochemist turned designer Pierre Poussin is a fixture at Concord CityPlace by Concord Adex Developments, just south of Front Street near Spadina. The artist's bio background is evident in this work - a collection of two-dozen blue-and-white columns featuring backlit circular patterns inspired by cell division. (Photo credit: pierrepoussin.com)

Lanterra's Burano condo on Bay Street features a massive abstract fresco by Italian artist Sandro Martini in its atrium, visible from the street. Martini painted 30 panels and etched six sheets of glass in his Milan studio, which were later assembled on site, measuring 28 by eight metres. (Pictured: Martini's artwork was assembled at Burano using scaffolds. (Photo credit: lanterradevelopments.com)

The Red Canoe by Canadian iconoclast Douglas Coupland is a classic piece of Canadiana in Canoe Landing Park, a 3.1-hectare park near Spadina Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard West at the Concord CityPlace community by Concord Adex Developments. The life-sized canoe is large enough for people to sit in and look out over Lake Ontario. (Photo credit: Daniel MacDonald, via Wikimedia Commons)

"Back to Front" by UK-based artist Jason Bruges stands at Tridel's 300 Front in the heart of the Entertainment District. This interactive artwork features a trio of large granite blocks, which filter natural light and shadows to reveal silhouettes on the other side. "When treated as an important element of a condominium, a public art installation can be a transformative experience helping to define a community. That's what is happening in the park at 300 Front," says Jim Ritchie, Tridel's senior vice-president of sales and marketing. (Photo credit: Tridel)

Great Gulf's Charlie Condos is home to Ballast, a five-metre tall bronze sculpture by Canadian artist Jed Lind. Which appears to break through the ground of the public courtyard. "I wanted to make a work that looks at the transformation of this King Street corridor from a once productive commercial / industrial corridor to the dynamic cultural hub it is today," said Lind. "In this transformed neighbourhood, highrise buildings like the Charlie condos where Ballast stands are the homes of this new creative class."

Shift by artist Carl Tacon is featured at One St. Thomas Condominium, developed by Lee Development Group. The 136-ft. sculpture features 20 individually carved sections of Vermont Mountain White Marble, which appear to be softly draped along the property line of One St. Thomas Street. (Photo credit: Peter Legris, via carltacon.com)

Lanterra's Murano condo on Bay Street celebrates its namesake with a glass art installation by artist Barbara Astman, which literally puts a rose-coloured tint on the everyday - not to mention blue, and green, and purple... The glass panels, dubbed Trees of the Murano, are embedded in the podium wall, bringing a little colour to the street while washing interiors in a variety of hues. (Photo credit: lanterradevelopments.com)

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Public art installations that make condos even cooler! - YP NextHome

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You may have noticed some striking sculptures and artwork as you stroll the streets of Toronto. What many don't know, however, is that many of these public art installations are courtesy of local homebuilders.

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Name: Azrieli Sarona Tower
Where: Tel Aviv Israel
When: Construction started in 2013 and ended in 2017
Architect‎: ‎Moshe Tzur
This is also the tallest tower in Israel and it is 782 ft tall and has 53 floors.  I chose the building because it reminds me of my background and my grandpa is from Israel.

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Country:Toronto,ON
Year:2010
Artist:Zhang Huan
I chose this art work because when i walked by it it always made me wonder what it was and i thought that it looks really cool!

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Country: Tokyo, Japan
Year: 2009
Artist: Carsten Nicolai
I chose this piece of art which is called poly_stella because it looks very nice, I personally think it looks like a pom-pom, and it has a reflective surface which plays with reflections and I someday want to travel to Tokyo to view this.

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Country:Canada
Year: 1973
Year: Artist: John Andrews
I chose the CN Tower because t has always been my dream to go up and look at our beautiful city below. The value of this piece is that it can bring family's together and spend time.

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Country :Chicago
Year :2006
Artist :Anish kopar
I chose the cloud gate because its a beautiful piece to look at and its enjoyable for everyone to look at and explore.