Castlegar

2024

Artist Sean Phelps with Who's Landing

COVER: Artist Sandra Berubé with Life is a Circus - Bounce Back

Castlegar Sculpturewalk

Castlegar Sculpturewalk began in 2010 featuring just ten sculptures – cut to today, with twenty-nine pieces in our annual rotating program, and more than triple that number throughout the city and region, and it’s easy to see why Castlegar’s known as The Sculpture Capital of Canada™! Now in our 14th year, Sculpturewalk’s vibrant, dynamic public art program has garnered world-wide attention and captured the hearts of the community.

Castlegar’s growing downtown is Sculpturewalk’s canvas: an incredible outdoor gallery which fosters and supports our talented local artists as well as attracting talent from across the globe. Not only does our program beautify Castlegar, it provides a huge draw to regional and international visitors, making us the top-rated local attraction on TripAdvisor™.

Each sculpture along the walk is available for sale and lease, and all viewers are encouraged to vote for their favourite piece via ballot: the sculpture with the highest vote wins the People’s Choice Award which is

purchased by the City of Castlegar for their permanent collection. Combined cash prizes of $7,000 are also awarded to the top three People’s Choice placements, and the top three Artistic Merit placements (juried by professional artists and curators).

The support and vision of the City of Castlegar, local businesses, community, and of course, the artists, have enabled the Sculpturewalk to thrive, and we look forward to knocking your socks off with another year of amazing art!

Artist Winston Pauline-Gall with Spotlighting the Lion

Nesting

LAWRENCE CORMIER

Penticton, BC

Mild steel

Born in 1948, Lawrence Cormier resided in Regina, Saskatchewan until 1988 when a lifestyle change prompted a move to the Okanagan Valley. In 1996, he and his wife Kena settled in Penticton, where his interest in art deepened. A selftaught sculptor, his creative process is driven by the transformation of steel, a cold and rigid material, into spirited, animated works of art which communicate to all a joy of life.

Nesting depicts those fascinating raptors, ospreys. Cormier often has them feasting in his backyard, jockeying with the eagles for the best perch on the pine tree overlooking the lake.

Wings of Freedom ZEN WANG

Nelson, BC

Concrete & stainless steel

A fourth-generation sculptor originally from China, Bonningtonbased artist Zen Wang uses tools once belonging to his greatgrandfather. A polymath who is as comfortable wielding a chainsaw as he is designing on a computer, Zen holds an engineering degree, a business master's degree and a film diploma. His art has appeared in many TV shows and movies, and his documentary films have had multiple premieres in Toronto. Zen tells stories that matter for people who give a damn.

Wings of Freedom exemplifies a state of mind. Freedom cannot be given, it is earned. It cannot be taken, but is surrendered.

Birth of the World DENIS KLEINE

Nelson, BC

Bronze

A master of many mediums, from bronze and marble to snow, ice and sand, professional sculptor Denis Kleine is a BFA graduate of David Thomson University in Nelson and a former instructor at Kootenay Studio Arts, where he left a legacy for the many students who have learned from his talent and experience. Denis travels extensively around the world participating in projects and festivals working in snow, ice and sand.

Birth of the World, Denis’ fantastically fluid bronze piece, is his interpretation of the earth and moon being created at a certain moment of time within the cosmos.

Horaltic PoseCormorant

ERICK JAMES

North Saanich, BC

Powder coated mild steel

A unique mix of a biologist and artist, Saanich artist Erick James’ pieces convey the wonders of the natural world. Holding a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree from UBC and an Honours Metal Certificate from the Kootenay School of the Arts, Erick has worked and studied in labs for more than 20 years and still finds wonder there – it’s this curiosity and excitement for the natural world that he brings to his art. The invisible is made visible, the often seen are re-examined.

Horaltic Pose – Cormorant beautifully calls to mind the radiation from the sun and wind from the sea.

LOCATION #1

Sale: $7,000

Lease: $1,665

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LOCATION #2

Sale: $5,000

Lease: $1,475

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LOCATION #3

Sale: $20,000

Lease: $2,900

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LOCATION #4

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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Life is a CircusBounce Back SANDRA BÉRUBÉ

Vancouver, BC

Steel & rope

Vancouver-based artist Sandra Bérubé was born in Quebec. A graduate in the Sculptural Metal Art program at KSA, she previously worked in the circus industry. When injuries ended her circus career, she craved new ways to trigger emotions through art, specifically large-scale interactive pieces and public art for their potential to tell a story to many people simultaneously.

Bounce Back is part of a storytellingjourney series following her previous Life is a Circus art installation, inspired by her transition from circus performer to sculptor. Bounce Back represents the period after one's life turns into chaos: bouncing back, rediscovering joie de vivre.

LOCATION #5

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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Who's Landing SEAN PHELPS

Bonnington, BC

Steel & wood

Raised on Vancouver Island, Sean Phelps grew up with an appreciation for his natural surroundings, his art influenced by this ecosystem where mountains meet the sea. Sean moved to Nelson in 1999, and is a recent graduate of the Blacksmithing/ Art Metal program at the Selkirk College School of the Arts. While maintaining a career as a firefighter in the summer, he transitions to lighting up the forge in his studio in winter, creating metal art with the goal of one day moving into a full-time studio practice.

Who’s Landing captures the owl’s strength and beauty through steel and wood.

Season's Past ILLARION GALLANT

Victoria, BC

Aluminum

Victoria-based artist Illarion Gallant graduated from the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design in 1988, going on to study stone sculpture in West Germany. He has had an illustrious career as both a public artist and registered landscape artist, with his largescale public art, usually fashioned from aluminum or stainless steel, featured in collections across Canada. The predominant narrative of his artwork builds on historic relationships between urban and natural landscapes.

Season’s Past is a narrative of trees' behaviour in fall weather. This sculpture depicts fallen leaves on grass blades with the weight of the leaves bending the grass.

Fawn ANGELLOS GLAROS

Nanaimo, BC

Steel

Vancouver Island-based sculptor Angellos Glaros studied art at the Dundas Valley School of Art in Ontario and at the Nova Scotia College of Art. Coming to visit the west coast, he was inspired by the mountains and attracted to the easy-going lifestyle, and decided to permanently relocate. Working in many mediums, from wood and steel to stone or clay, Angellos is a talented furniture maker and metalworker, creating a variety of functional pieces in addition to his sculptures.

Fawn depicts what is usually seen as a delicate creature, but crafted in steel instead demonstrates the strength and resilience of today's children.

LOCATION #6

Sale: $12,000

Lease: $2,140

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LOCATION #7

Sale: $16,800

Lease: $2,596

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LOCATION #8

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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Soaring in the Clouds

MIKHAIL PERTSEV

Vancouver, BC

Concrete

Born to a Ukrainian/Russian family of artists and musicians in middle Russia, artist Mikhail Pertsev graduated from the Stroganov Moscow State University of Applied Arts in 2006, moving to Vancouver shortly thereafter. Having sculpted for theatrical productions, TV, commercials, jewellers and even a chocolate factory, his focus remains on decorative and applied arts, now largely revolving around private commissions and teaching.

Soaring in the Clouds depicts a state where every child is a dreamer and every adult remains a child. Here, our dreams have no gravity, and everyone can soar in the clouds.

Lost in Space

TOM WATSON

Kimberley, BC

Stainless & mild steel, solar panel

Born and raised in the quaint town of Kimberley, Métis artist Tom Watson began welding in 2002. He enjoys exploring the boundaries of metal and how to manipulate it – his favourite materials being stainless steel, titanium, steel and copper. From iridescent seams to incorporating earthy elements like crystals and glass to further evoke emotions, he always pushes the possibilities.

Lost In Space’s glass sphere lights up the night with power gathered from the solar panel mounted in the base of the sculpture. The light shifts and moves on, a lifetime or a galaxy, there is no return.

Into the Shadowlands

LASHEN

ORENDORFF

Winlaw, BC

Forged steel

An artist, blacksmith, sculptor, craftsperson and educator living in the Slocan Valley, Lashen Orendorff comes from a background rooted in noise, music and performance art, DIY punk, and experimental art-making. His explorations in sculpture began while studying in the Sculptural Metals program at Selkirk College in 2014. Throughout the creative process, Lashen finds himself intrigued by the materialities of steel; the texture, weight and feel beneath the hammer.

Into the Shadowlands is part of an ongoing series of forged steel masks; an exploration into themes of industrialization, hauntings, phantoms and human relationship to wasteland environments.

The Jagged Place

KARL MATTSON

Rolla, BC

Steel, stone, recycled objects

Living in South Peace Country in Northern BC, Karl Mattson was raised on the banks of the creek as a fifth-generation farmer. A self-taught multi-media artist, Karl’s life has been fuelled by his compulsion to create and speak through art, which has always played a central role in his life. Karl’s current explorations include large metal sculpture, and in particular, utilizing scavenged scraps and materials that surround his farm and community.

The Jagged Place depicts an iron city, landscape, dimension - another one of Mattson's testimonies to the sometimes-bleak vision of mankind's complacent march into a future of uncertainness.

LOCATION #9

Sale: $12,000

Lease: $2,140

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LOCATION #10

Sale: $8,600

Lease: $1,817

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LOCATION #11

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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LOCATION #12

Sale: $20,000

Lease: $2,900

PLATINUM SPONSOR: KATARINA & GEOFF YULE

Liquid Embrace KATE TUPPER

Nakusp, BC

Mild steel & paint

Nakusp-born and based sculpture artist Kate Tupper spent years working in trades and heavy construction after graduating from the ‘C’ level welding program in 2004. This work informs her artistic practice, as does a lifelong love of craft, nature, and ecology fostered by growing up beside forest and orchards, on the beach and in the garden. Kate spends her summers as lead to the Shambhala Music Festival site’s art team, designing, facilitating, and mentoring largescale multi-media installations.

Liquid Embrace masterfully portrays sunbeams and water encasing foliage as they meld into tranquil, psychedelic dreamscapes. Our world is a magical wonder.

LOCATION #13

Sale: $30,000

Lease: $3,850

GARDEN/TITANIUM

SPONSORS: KATRINE CONROY

There Are More Things In Heaven And Earth

DAVID BARNES Creston, BC

Clay

David Barnes grew up in England and studied at the Kent Institute of Art and Design. He established his own ceramics business, followed by a role as the head of Ceramics at Kent College. An artist of international renown, David’s bronze sculpture “Hands and Molecules” was named as one of the UK’s top 20 pieces of outdoor art. Moving to Canada in 2006, David continues his ceramics journey, teaching and selling work in galleries.

There are More Things in Heaven and Earth depicts a world of persistent unrest and what amounts to petty squabbling, while there are bigger issues to resolve.

A Voice for Nature DMITRII KLIMENKO Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Western Red Cedar

Dmitrii Klimenko was born and raised in Russia, where he lives with his wife and daughter. After graduating with a Master’s Degree in Fine Arts from Saint Petersburg State Academy of Art and Design, he embarked on a professional career of sculpting in ice and sand. This work took him all over the world, steadily gaining experience. Seeking more durable materials, he taught himself woodcarving which has quickly become his new favourite medium.

A Voice for Nature, masterfully crafted from old growth red cedar, pays homage to David Suzuki, a voice of wisdom who honours all nature.

The Passage Back JIM UNGER

ABBOTSFORD, BC

Copper, steel, wood, paint

Living and working in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia, Jim Unger, who views himself as a ‘blue collar artist’, works primarily in metals with an emphasis on copper, taking it to new and unexpected places with the addition of rich colour and warm patinas. With a background in woodworking and cabinetry, his work has evolved from simple garden objects to large sculptures and contemporary works of art.

The Passage Back is inspired by a lyric from the Eagle’s famous song Hotel California: “I had to find the passage back to the place I was before”.

LOCATION #14

Sale: $6,000

Lease: $1,570

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LOCATION #15

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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LOCATION #16

Sale: $6,500

Lease: $1,618

GARDEN/GOLD SPONSORS: JUDY WEARMOUTH

Gigaspider RON SIMMER

Burnaby, BC

Recycled steel & car parts

Burnaby artist Ron Simmer works with found materials, searching for discards that speak to him with the promise of creations to amaze, tickle, surprise or give pause to think. His inspiration comes from his background – commercial fisherman, steel fabricator, construction worker, boat builderand his contact with nature through kayaking, sailing, skiing and hiking. Gigaspider is a whimsical commentary on our fear of spiders, largely benign creatures. Inspired by Louise Bourgeois, this fun spider incorporates solar powered red eyeballs created from recycled objects.

Picasso Meets Rabi'a RABI'A GONZALEZ & CARL SCHLICHTING

Winlaw, BC

Stainless steel & coloured plastic

Winlaw-based artist Rabi’a was born in Holland and emigrated to Canada at fifteen with her family of ten. Selftaught, she came to her calling as an artist and sculptor in her 60s.

A prairie farm boy, Carl grew up inspired by the land. A fine arts diploma from Vancouver City College set his passion for form and sculpture. A further 25 years becoming an experienced museum professional has deepened his knowledge of materials and process.

Picasso Meets Rabi'a depicts doodles as an act of free flow: spontaneous, uninhibited art. Picasso was conjured coincidentally but is a delightful gift.

Contradiction SERGE MOZHNEVSKY

Coquitlam, BC

Aluminum

Raised in Ukraine, artist Serge Mozhnevsky graduated from the Uzhgorod Professional College in Ukraine with an Honours diploma in Wood Carving before emigrating to Canada in 2000, settling in Coquitlam. He has gradually shifted mediums, moving from wood to aluminum. His work displays great purity and balance, echoing his belief that simple lines evoked by natural forms such as the human body provide the greatest freedom for our emotions and imagination. Contradiction, beautifully formed from aluminum, skilfully depicts contradicting forces in total balance.

The Resilient Ribbit ROBERT TURRIFF

North Vancouver, BC

Mild steel - hot dipped galvanized

A sculptor who lives and works in North Vancouver, Robert Turriff’s personal art practice focuses on creating sculptures that combine a variety of materials in unique ways, often using unconventional materials not usually used in art production. Inspired by beautiful organic forms that draw reference from nature, his work typically involves a direct method of creating such as welding or carving.

The Resilient Ribbit, fashioned from hot-dipped galvanized steel, highlights the frog’s role as an environmental barometer; a reminder that the fate of these fragile creatures mirrors the health of our ecosystems.

LOCATION #17

Sale: $3,500

Lease: $1,333

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LOCATION #18

Sale: $10,000

Lease: $1,950

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LOCATION #19

Sale: $20,000

Lease: $2,900

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LOCATION #20

Sale: $14,000

Lease: $2,330

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The Feather KIRK SEESE

Lutherville Timonian, MD

Steel, CNC MDO board, UV inks, acrylic

Coming to us all the way from Maryland in the US, Kirk Seese is a lifetime visual artist specializing in large scale murals and public sculpture. From facilitating community art projects using volunteers of all ages, to designing multi-million dollar indoor climbing gyms, Kirk has a wide range of expertise in the design, fabrication, delivery and installation of award-winning artworks.

The Feather is Kirk’s debut sculpture concept from 2019, and represents a stake in the ground, a flag on a mountain top, an announcement…I am here and here I come!

Van Gogh's Cat

PETER VOGELAAR

Winlaw, BC

Welded steel & glass mosaic

Winlaw-based Peter Vogelaar has been an artist for most of his life, graduating in 1976 from the Kootenay School of the Arts. After a stint of running his sign business up north, he returned to the Kootenays, taking up snow, ice and sand sculpting, a practice which has led him around the world to competitions and festivals. For the past decade he’s been creating permanent works in concrete, steel and mosaic, winning the 2022 People’s Choice award for his sculpture Murmuration

Van Gogh’s Cat spins the tale of the artist’s imagined cat, whether it be a muse or helper!

Xera LISA HUTH Castlegar, BC

Mild steel

Born and raised in the Okanagan, Lisa Huth discovered a love for metal work, leading to her studying welding at Okanagan University. Realizing she discovered her true passion, she started her own business, MetalicArt, and in 2015 relocated to a small acreage outside of Castlegar where she and her husband raise two children. Lisa finds inspiration from nature; the beautiful curves in plants and the unique details of animals.

Due to our current climate crisis, Xera is an invitation to try your hand at xeriscaping (using drought-resistant plants) in your home and yard.

Spotlighting the Lion WINSTON PAULINEGALL

Robson, BC

Granite

Winston Pauline-Gall was born in Kingston, Jamaica, emigrating to Canada with his family in 1982. His earliest memories are of picking rocks with his grandfather, shaping his love of rocks and foreshadowing his love of landscaping. Now residing in Robson under the jaws of the inspiring Lion's Head mountain, self-taught artist Winston believes that all roads lead to art and that everyone is an artist.

Spotlighting the Lion is Winston’s personal ode to Lions Head Mountain, both an inspiration and a teacher to him.

LOCATION #21

Sale: $13,874.54

Lease: $2,318.08

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LOCATION #22

Sale: $8,700

Lease: $1,827

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LOCATION #23

Sale: $14,900

Lease: $2,416

GOLD SPONSOR: DR. JAMES SINGER & FAMILY

LOCATION #24

Sale: $12,500

Lease: $2,188

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Morning Serpent LARS BAGGENSTOS

Ymir, BC

Cedar log

Born in Germany and raised in Switzerland, Lars Baggenstos studied at the Woodcarving School of Brienz and the Zurich University of Fine Arts. His love for the great outdoors brought him to BC in 2015, where he currently lives in Ymir with his Canadian wife and dog. When Lars is not at his drawing table, he is swinging a mallet, paddling turbulent whitewater or tracking animals in the backcountry.

Morning Serpent casts morning dreams into reality, depicting early hours on the mind’s periphery as ideas uncurl like serpents. Thought fragments melt together to shape artefacts that will never be.

Sprout CONRAD SARZYNICK

Powell River, BC

Wood

A self-taught artist who began wood sculpting in Ontario in 1995, Conrad Sarzynick moved to BC 25 years ago, first to Vancouver, now based in Powell River. Conrad’s work is predominantly improvised and exploratory, transforming wood into sculpture as an intuitive act of discovery. The particular characteristics of this natural material determines what is cut away and what will be kept. Also a poet, collage artist and painter, Conrad enjoys experimental vocal work.

Sprout depicts strangely familiar living forms with dynamic shapes and movements reminiscent of natural forces: birds, fish and currents of water and wind welcome multiple interpretations.

Fragmented Man DON FRANCIS Delta, BC

Mild steel

Don Francis, a Delta-based artist and retired welder, is pursuing metal design and sculpting as a second career. Entirely self-taught, he values the benefits of creating unique, hand-forged art using stainless steel, mild steel and copper. Constructing art with his hands is an integral part of his well-being, keeping his mind, body and soul active!

Reminiscent of many a musician, Don’s latest work, Fragmented Man, formed from mild steel, is an evocative snapshot of a struggling artist in search of a gig.

Man & Machine

PAUL REIMER

Cranbrook, BC

Hand-forged iron

Born in Calgary and raised in Crawford Bay, Cranbrook artist Paul Reimer grew up surrounded by the breath-taking beauty of the Kootenay region, which instilled in him a love of nature that inspires his art. At age 15, he began his blacksmithing apprenticeship at the Kootenay Forge, moving on to become head blacksmith at Fort Steele Heritage Town at 20, then starting his own blacksmithing business at 26.

Man and Machine is a poignant narrative of the ceaseless struggle to preserve our humanity amidst the ever-encroaching presence of technology and the relentless advance of the digital age.

LOCATION #25

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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LOCATION #26

Sale: $15,000

Lease: $2,425

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LOCATION #27

Sale: $25,000

Lease: $3,375

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LOCATION #28

Sale: $12,000

Lease: $2,140

GOLD SPONSOR:

PEARL, the Pandemic Salmon

JEAN E. OUELLON Kaledon,

BC

Used horseshoes & steel

Residing in Kaleden, BC, artist Jean Ouellon, approaching 80 years old, recently discovered his passion for art through welding sculptures. When the COVID-19 lockdown began, he felt the need to keep occupied, and after working with various metals for most of his life, through owning/operating a local welding and fabricating shop for over 30 years, he put his skills towards this new outlet. Jean noticed an abundance of used horseshoes available from local farriers, and went to work creating Pearl the Pandemic Salmon

Made from repurposed horseshoes, Pearl was created in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

LOCATION #29

Sale: $23,000

Lease: $3,185

GOLD SPONSOR: TECK TRAIL OPERATIONS

Castlegar Sculpturewalk would like to thank the following organizations and companies that have provided special support for the project.

You're Invited!

Celebrate the arts and share your community spirit by joining the Sculpturewalk sponsorship program. Choose a sponsorship package that works for you, your organization or your business, and join us as we invite art lovers from home and abroad to the Sculpture Capital of Canada!™ Contact us for more information and to reserve your 2025 spot!

Artist Tom Watson with Lost In Space

2024 Leases

Sculpturewalk’s sales and leasing program doesn’t just benefit our artists, it spreads their fantastic art throughout the Kootenays and beyond. Our regional partners are proud to beautify their cities and support art and artists, fostering cultural collaboration.

Scan the QR code to view the permanent pieces in Castlegar, Rossland, Nelson, Creston, Nakusp and Penticton!

Artist David Barnes with There Are More Things In Heaven And Earth

Castlegar

Lost Adrift, City of Castlegar

*Title, Artist Leased by

East Meets West, Zen Wang Kootenay Cannabis - Vancouver Location

Willie Ketchit, Steve Milroy City of Castlegar

Clementina, Najet Ghanai City of Castlegar

Ocean in Motion, City of Castlegar

Lookout, Ken Meyer City of Castlegar

Down From The High Country, Steve Tyree Castlegar Veterinary Clinic

Plight of the Bee, Lisa Huth City of Castlegar

Artist Lisa Huth with Xera

Artist Karl Mattson with The Jagged Place

Home is Where the Heart is, Peter Vogelaar Rossland Arts Council & Tourism Rossland

Jazzin' It Up, Lawrence Cormier Trail & District Arts Council

Polka Dot Soldiers, Lisa Huth Nelson Animal Hospital

Cruising Along, Rabi'a Kootenay Co-op

They Flew Like a Flash, Kate Tupper City of Nelson

Observe & Reflect, Mark Culp City of Nelson

Ride, Paul Reimer City of Nelson

Reminiscing, Lawrence Cormier City of Nelson

Touch Down, Les Louis City of Nelson

Song to Mothers, Zen Wang Village of Kaslo

Nelson

*Title, Artist Leased by

Rossland Kaslo Trail

People's Choice

Rufous 2023

NATHAN & SABIAN SMITH

Nelson, BC

Mild steel & stainless steel

Location: Castlegar Visitor Centre & Chamber of Commerce

Steppin' Out 2020

SPRING SHINE/ YVONNE BOYD/ CHRISTOPHER PETERSEN Argenta, BC

Cedar, concrete with steel armature

Location: Columbia Avenue, uptown

Murmuration 2022

PETER VOGELAAR

Winlaw, BC

Welded found objects & recycled steel

Location: Kinsmen Park

Choosing Hope 2021 (TIE)

KYLE THORNLEY

Revelstoke, BC

Mild steel, powder coated Location: Castlegar Recreation Centre

Housing Crisis 2019

RABI'A Winlaw, BC

Painted steel

Location: Castlegar City Hall

The Keeper 2018

SPRING SHINE/ YVONNE BOYD/ CHRISTOPHER PETERSEN Argenta, BC

Applied concrete steel armature

Location: Millennium Park, just south of the swimming ponds

Rebirth 2021 (TIE)

PETER VOGELAAR Winlaw, BC

Mosaic over concrete on steel armiture

Location: Castlegar Visitor Centre & Chamber of Commerce

Maple Releaf 2017

PETER WULOWKA, MARY MACNICOL, CHRIS PEREPOLKIN & GEOFF VERIGIN Castlegar, BC

Reclaimed painted steel (Volkswagen car hoods) and wood

Location: Overlooking the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers, Millenium Park

Imagine the Stories 2016

RABI'A & CARL SCHLICHTING, Winlaw, BC

Steel and mosaic

Location: Castlegar & District Public Library

Patient Hunter 2012

KEVIN KRATZ & JAMES KARTHEIN, Pass Creek, BC

Steel

Location: Columbia Avenue, Crowsnest Highway (Hwy 3) interchange

Regeneration

2015

SPRING SHINE & CHRISTOPHER PETERSEN, Argenta, BC

Reclaimed steel logging cables and wood

Location: Castlegar City Hall

Linotype Wapiti 2011

CARL SEAN MCMAHON, Salt Spring Island, BC

Reclaimed printing press (steel)

Location: West Kootenay Regional Airport

Northern Leopard Frog 2014

KEVIN KRATZ & JAMES KARTHEIN, Pass Creek, BC

Steel

Location: Columbia Avenue, downtown

Peace Sign 2010

DENIS KLEINE, Nelson, BC

Bronze

Location: West Kootenay Regional Airport

Honkfest 2013

DOUGLAS WALKER, Black Creek, BC

Musical instruments (brass & steel)

Location: Castlegar City Hall