Zebra Public Art Management | Portfolio Categories Public Art

01 Oct Lighten Up

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TITLE Lighten Up, 2021 ARTIST LeuWebb Projects LOCATION 3080 Yonge St., Toronto Ontario M4N 3N1 DESCRIPTION A moment of wonder, joy, and dismay. Still in sight, but just out of reach. Fabrication: Punchclock Metalworks...

31 Mar ThreeSidesOneGesture

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TITLE ThreeSidesOneGesture, 2019 ARTIST Suzanne Simoni LOCATION Parkway Mall, 85 Ellesmere Road, Toronto Ontario M1R 4B7 DESCRIPTION Inspired by the historic architectural curved roof feature of Parkway Mall and the heritage of Maryvale Farm (a breeder and trainer of racehorses circa 1928-1939), ThreeSidesOneGesture curves into an arch through which the community enters and engages...

26 Nov Galleria Pylon Reimagined

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TITLE GALLERIA PYLON REIMAGINED, 2019 ARTIST Thrush Holmes LOCATION Galleria Shopping Centre, intersection of Dupont & Dufferin Streets, Toronto, ON M6H 2A6 DEVELOPER ELAD Canada DESCRIPTION New public art installation illuminates Toronto’s West End A homage to the Dupont West neighbourhood, local artist Thrush Holmes was commissioned to transform this iconic pylon at the site. This 60...

07 Jun Carbon Copy

Posted at 15:56h in by Alex Correia

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Edmonton Brewery District...

05 Jun “YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE STAIRS” – GROUP ART EXHIBITION

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TITLE "You have to take the stairs", Group Art Exhibition, November 1-30, 2017 Curated and Produced by Zebra Public Art Mgmt LOCATION 55 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, ON DESCRIPTION ZEBRA transformed a commercial lobby space into a stunning pop up gallery Many people may never set foot in a gallery space. Art...

24 Oct CAN

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TITLE CAN, 2017 ARTIST Michelle Cieloszczyk LOCATION 85 Hanna Ave, Liberty Village, Toronto, ON DESCRIPTION A gatekeeper to the shops of liberty, ‘CAN’ is a remnant of the accelerated lifestyle. Its brand-less, textured form is antithetical to the smooth surfaces of consumer goods. The reconstructed skinny can is a waste object made clean...