Exhibition Gallery
2022 Downtown Sculptures

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Michellle Cieloszczyk
info@michellecieloszczyk.com
szonjasstudios.ca
Michelle Cieloszczyk
Carapace Pillar
Carapace Pillar consists of blue silicone protective vests attached to a metal structure.
The piece compares the use of shields and body armour in law enforcement with the
protective outer shells of animals or insects, envisioning a biological skin of policing. The
sculptures create a soft and malleable shell out of an aggregate of protective
equipment. The reversal of the vest's function highlights the discrepancies between
hard and soft social functions.

$2,000.00
Brendan Duggan
getbentinfo@gmail.com
Brendan Duggan
Oil Tanker Obelisk
Oil Tanker Obelisk is part of my continuing series on Canadian transportation offering
viewers the chance/choice to recognize or worship a public manifestation of their
supply chain

$1,500
Jennifer Anne Kelly
613-859-0100
jenniferkelly@rogers.ca
Jennifer Anne Kelly
Sustenance
Sustenance is an abstraction of a hollow log interpreted with Aleuria Aurantia (often referred to as Orange Peel Fungi).
I am attracted to the symbiotic relationships in the forest. It is a reminder that we all need each other. We give each other sustenance.

$2,200.00
Carolanne MacLean
cmtoronto@pm.me
carolannemaclean.com
Carolanne MacLean
Double Take
This piece is a rendition of a female figure, a torso with arms outstretched as the woman turns
to look back. My interest is in the fundamental gesture of the figure as I try to create a
rhythmic flow through the form and capture a moment in time and the fullness of the female
body.
Double Take is created with green Winterstone. Winterstone is a dry powder mix which when
mixed with water produces a clay-like consistency. Initially it can be modelled easily like clay.
As it starts to harden it can be carved with soft carving tools. After 24 hours it can be carved
with hard carving tools.

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Donna Mayne
donnajeanmayne@gmail.com
donnajeanmayne.com
From the “Gift of Water” series, Brenna is a 3/4 life-size figure cast in bronze using the
time-honoured lost wax method.
Seated with extended toes, as if testing the water, she acts as a romanticized steward of
this source of life. Her inspiration came from concerns for the fragility of nature and
years of volunteer work spent as a safe-water advocate.
Brenna
Donna Mayne

$4,000
Szonja Vucsetics
szonjatics@gmail.com
szonjasstudios.ca
“A Flower" is part of an ongoing series of works titled “Container Garden in Tkaronto”.This series uses the image of plants metaphorically to describe human struggles, emotions and mechanisms. Contemplating land and soil as the place that holds our stories of survival within a natural cycle of impermanence through life and death, it reflects on notions of displacement, relocation, settlement and coexistence. Like potted plants which are uprooted, contained, isolated and replanted elsewhere, I reflect on a childhood journey of emigration and loneliness. The sculpture is carved out of a single elm log, standing on a concrete pedestal.
Szonja Vucsetics
A Flower
1. Carapace Pillar
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3. Brenna
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donnajeanmayne.com
5. Double Take
$2,200.00
carolannemaclean.com
2. Sustenance
$1,500.00
613-859-0100
4. Oil Tanker Obelisk
$2,000.00
6. A Flower
szonjasstudios.ca
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2021 Downtown Sculptures
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Brett Davis
davis@ageofbronze.ca
ageofbronze.ca
Athena was known in ancient Greece as the Goddess of Wisdom and War. She was beautiful, courageous, inspirational and known for being the protector of the city. Using all her accolades, I created Athena as a guardian of nature, one that can over see all aspects of her surrounding environmental conditions. Although she is in a fragmented state, this bronze sculpture illustrates the hardships of changes to the natural world that have occurred over time through pollution, global warming and the depletion of forests and marsh lands. Her textural appearance and color of patina, harmonize with the landscaping elements. Athena is also a symbol of strength, surviving the millennium of change, forever watching over and protecting nature.
Athena
Brett Davis
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$3 800.00
Robert Wehkamp
robertwehkamp@gmail.com
Robert Wehkamp
Black Reflection
A carved contemporary hardwood sculpture. There is no specific message, just the beauty of the wood grain, form, geometry and colour for the viewer to enjoy.
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$1 800
Jennifer Anne Kelly
613-859-0100
jenniferkelly@rogers.ca
Jennifer Anne Kelly
Take Flight
There is a moment of euphoria when watching birds levitate from the ground. These magic sights offer spontaneous joy. "Take Flight" is a statement of optimism and a reminder of the joys that surround us. The ability of birds to fly in any pattern they choose is a visual example of freedom. "Take Flight" reminds us of the importance for all beings to experience the pleasure of freedom. Don't hesitate to act, to risk, to explore. We can experience happiness in our own actions and in the appreciation of all that surrounds us. The design of the stainless steel and glass birds originated in a paper cut out similar to how we created paper snowflakes as children. The basic paper cut out was transformed into steel using CNC technology. Glass embellishments are hand cut and layered with crushed glass all made by hand in the studio. The glass is fired in a large kiln and annealed for strength. The process is a juxtaposition of age old and modern processes. May you smile upon viewing and be inspired to take flight in your own way.
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$2 800
Eric Tardif
613-286-5488
tardif065@gmail.com
Éric Tardif
Parallel Composition
The idea of this sculpture came when I wanted to create a colorful 3D form inspired by an abstract painting, creating two layers of rectangle form, painting in different colors. The result is ludic, and lively, and stimulates the curiosity of the spectators.
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$3 500.00
Don Frost
705-652-7200
don.frost@sympatico.ca
www.donfrostsculptor.com
I had a lot of fun making this piece during the COVID-19 lockdowns. It was a real escape from the world and just evolved into this primitive, organic shape. I live beside a bike trail and this piece brought in many people off the path to see what I was working on. The mount is also unusual for me, going up on a diagonal which gives the piece some extra movement. The finish is graphite, top coated in a prismatic gold to magenta paint. The piece is made from fiberglass, and composites and is designed to withstand weather extremely well.
Don Frost
Depth
1. Athena
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3. Parallel Composition
$2 800
613-286-5488
5. Art of Noise
$3 500.00
2. Take Flight
$1 800.00
613-859-0100
4. Black Reflection
$3 800.00
6. Depth
SOLD
705-652-7200
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1. Girl at the Fountain
$2,800
3. Vitessence
$2,100
5. Virtual Reali-Kitty
$750.00
2. Dancers
$15,000
705-783-0547
www.stonetreestudio.ca
4. Earth and Sky
$1,900
416.539.9206
julie@campagnabronze.com
6. DAS BUCH XXIII
(Currently on display in Sculpture Forest)
Marianne Reim
reim@bell.net
www.mariannereim.com
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1. Mother Earth
SOLD
Scott McKay
519-630-5155
3. Layers
$2,500.00
Darrell Markewitz
519-923-9219
5. Lissome 5
$800.00
Andrew Rothfischer
705-761-3828
2. This Side Up #9, “Shall We Dance”
$4,000.00
Michael Truelove
4. Sun Sisters
$9,850.00
Tim Dolman
519-369-6479
6. Weeping Gargoyle
$20,000.00
Julie Campagna
416-539-9206