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| 2010 | The Great Blue Heron, a
maquette of this sculpture was selected by jury from an international
field, in a competition co-sponsored by The
Tricar Group and the City
of London. “The Great Blue Heron” was installed
on December l6th, 2009, and the plaque unveiled in a ceremony which
followed two days later. This stainless steel sculpture has
a “wingspan” of twenty-four feet and is suspended from
The Renaissance, a high rise apartment complex at the southeast corner
of King and Ridout Streets in London, Ont. A stained glass mandala
is incorporated into the design and aligned with the sun’s path
so that it will cast coloured shadows onto three granite discs below
and mark the solstice and equinox points of the solar year.
Historically speaking, this public sculpture is located at the point of origin for settlement in this area, a stone’s- throw from the forks of the river and the market, across the street from London’s first -recorded resident, Peter McGregor. I like to think of the stained glass circle suspended above this corner as London’s belly-button. |
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| 2008 | Nursery Window for the Fiaz family loft apartment Toronto, Ontario |  |
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| 2007 | Dining Room Windows for Becher St. London, Ontario |  |
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| 2006 | Bathroom Window for Eva Turley Dufferin
Ave. London, Ontario |
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| 2004 | The Angel Band , seven angels with musical instruments suspended as mobile at Christ Anglican Church, London, Ontario |  |
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| 2002 | The Days of Creation, seven stained glass windows working with a text of Patricia Watt begun in 2002 and completed in 2009 depicting the days of creation from Genesis. Installed at The Christ Church Centre for Creative Spirituality in London, Ontario |  |
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| 2002 | Perpetual Illuminations: A Book of Hours From London, Ontario. Twelve stained glass windows installed at the Fred Landon Branch Library in London, Ontario |  |
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| 2002 | Residential Install
of stained glass window and stained glass panel |
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| 2001 | Ten stained glass
windows on permanent loan agreement with Covent
Garden Market, London, Ontario
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| 2000 | Self Portrait as the friendly Giant, acquired by the McIntosh Gallery, University of Western Ontario |  |
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| 1999 | Residential Install of stained glass window and stained glass panel |  |
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| 1998 | Talbot Street Memorial
Stained Glass Window, acquisition by the Urban League of London, Ontario |
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| 1997 | Commission, Memorial Stained Glass Window, St. George's Anglican Church, London, Ontario |  |
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| 1997 | Post-Modern Man,
Deconstructed, Intertextualized and Bare Naked in an Existential Field, acquisition by the McIntosh Gallery, University of Western Ontario |
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| 1996 | Commission, Three Heraldic Stained Glass Windows for Staple Inn Hall, London, England |  |
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| 1995 | Western Fair Stained
Glass Window, acquisition by the
London Public Library |
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| 1991 | Commission of installed art by Malholtra & Nicholson Architects for Windermere Manor, a research facility affiliated with The University of Western Ontario |  |
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| 1991 | I Talk to the Ghost
of Paul Peel, acquisition by The London Regional Art Gallery |
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| 1989 | Riding the Wavell, acquisition by The Blackburn Group |  |
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| 1985 | Twelve
Views of Blackfriars Bridge, acquisition by The Ontario Heritage Foundation, installed at Centennial Hall, London, Ontario |
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| 1980 | the London Window,
composite house with architectural details gathered from London
Ontario's historical core area. This window is now on display at Auberge du Petite Prince in London Ontario. |
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