Add to ORKG"In 1964, sculptors worked on Mount Royal to produce outdoor artworks, launching what would become North America's first sculpture symposium. This summer, forty years later, artists again invade the mountain to present 'their' visions, 'their' thoughts about this unique site, often called the 'jewel of Montreal.'" -- p. [3]
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Water channel, detail; In the 1980s the city of Montreal announced its intention to transform the bl...
In the early 1970s, prescribed definitions of traditional ways of making art underwent an intense re...
Trudeau outlines the goals and activities of the Québec Sculptors' Association. Includes a chronolog...
The authors outline the development of ceramic sculpture in Western Canada, the influence of Funk Ar...
"In 1964, sculptors worked on Mount Royal to produce outdoor artworks, launching what would become N...
Catalogue for the first presentation of a triennial event in which ten artists created site-specific...
The authors detail the process of casting statues and traces the history of Montreal monuments from ...
In the course of the twentieth century, art became increasingly dominated by market forces. Private ...
In 1990 and 1991, the city of Montreal commissioned a sculpture in two pieces, les Leçons singulière...
Les sculptures changent-elles le monde? Nous examinerons ici les Environnants, avant-garde scu...
Withrow considers events which have contributed to the development of Canadian sculpture for this ex...
Three-Dimensional Utah: 100 Years of Sculpture began as a series of conversations about sculptors an...
Water channel, detail; In the 1980s the city of Montreal announced its intention to transform the bl...
In the early 1970s, prescribed definitions of traditional ways of making art underwent an intense re...
Trudeau outlines the goals and activities of the Québec Sculptors' Association. Includes a chronolog...
The authors outline the development of ceramic sculpture in Western Canada, the influence of Funk Ar...