Building dedicated to the displacement of persons or goods, using transportation equipment, on a relatively important distance and generally outdoors (airport, train station, subway station, etc.)
Sixteen short phrases relate observations about daily events that might occur when using the public transit system.
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Artwork creator(s):
Newman, Holly
DayDream is a text & fragmented image suite etched into the glass sides of a Plus 15 pedestrian walkway, over 4 lanes of traffic in Calgary. One side represented the thoughts of a woman, whi
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Artwork creator(s):
Besant, Derek
Transit station 72-panel glass ceiling with text
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Artwork creator(s):
Besant, Derek
Text fragments in stainless steel are wrapped around poles at eye level. Each describes an ordinary moment, such as waiting for a train.
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Artwork creator(s):
Besant, Derek
Posters produced for the ad-slots in the buses of the local transit system.
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Artwork creator(s):
Göllner, Adrian
The maps were installed on the incline under the bridge with corresponding dates and words directly below. This particular set features a map of the lakes and rivers of the Ottawa region before Wester
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Artwork creator(s):
Göllner, Adrian
Six animations played full-screen on Onestop's network for twelve hours, without interruption from news flashes and marketing
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Artwork creator(s):
Art for Commuters
Every wall of the new Leslie & Sheppard Subway Station is covered with one of 17,000 custom-printed tiles. The tiles feature the handwriting of different members of the public who were invited to
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Artwork creator(s):
Lexier, Micah
This massive cycle of five stained-glass works is composed of more than 1,200 pieces of glass. The first panel depicts the river and the island's forest, along with an inhabitant of the village of Hoc
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Artwork creator(s):
Sollogoub, Nicolas
Painting, drawing and prints,
Temporary,
Interior,
Transportation,
Event,
Random,
Métro d’Art,
Ink,
Paper,
Plexiglas,
Chalk
Seven traffic signs with plexiglas covers and black and white drawings. These represented outlined plots of cultivated land that the artist had traced during a trip to Crete. The phrase appeared on ea
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Artwork creator(s):
Lavaillante, Renée