Urban Shocker
Doyenne
Artist Barb Astman, who designed the glass piece, has several other works around town, including the Wolfond Centre.
http://www.barbaraastman.com/
http://www.barbaraastman.com/
SP!RE
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Thanks for posting that.
It gives one so much more appreciation of a piece of art when they know the work that went into it from an individual.
Everytime I walk by that building now, I will know what I am looking at, or at least who created it and their personal efforts that went into it.
It gives one so much more appreciation of a piece of art when they know the work that went into it from an individual.
Everytime I walk by that building now, I will know what I am looking at, or at least who created it and their personal efforts that went into it.
taal
Senior Member
Where is the Bay/Hayter, Toronto located?
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
URB: I went to OCA with Barb in the early '70s, and when I visited the V&A in '78 or '79 I was surprised to see one of her pieces on display. There's a bright red print by her in the AGO's gallery 135 - near the big Gilbert and George thing.
confusion
Active Member
Just south of Lumiere. Across the street from Residences of College Park.
I believe it is the street that EnWave has had closed off for years.
confusion
Active Member
I couldn't tell if these were copyrighted. If they are, well then we can take them down later. They are from the artist's website posted above.
smuncky
Senior Member
the trees remind me of the new south ferry terminal subway station in NYC.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/15/arts/design/15ferr.html?scp=1&sq=South Ferry&st=cse
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/15/arts/design/15ferr.html?scp=1&sq=South Ferry&st=cse
urbandreamer
recession proof
23 January 2009 photo update
jks
Continuous Lurker
How many floors to go??
caltrane74
Senior Member
Just from looking at the photos posted above, I would say about 4 more floors.
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The south tower is RIDICULOUSLY sleek / tall and slender.
I am so excited whenever I see it as I'm out walking about.
I am so excited whenever I see it as I'm out walking about.
threnody
Active Member
From 777 Bay:
Urban Shocker
Doyenne
What a delightfully sleek contrast to the failed grandeur of ROCP.
christiesplits
Senior Member
Agreed, Murano is the only sign of hope on the Bay condo corridor.