作品: Counting Crows
地点: 4th Street SW夹13rd Ave
作者:Evelyn Grant (毕业于ACAD)
时间:2001
简介: ““Counting Crows” is based on a traditional English rhyme, which was used to predict ones fortune according to the number of crows seen. The rhyme is presented in circular fashion, printed on the inlaid tile at the base of the piece. Pictorial symbols are also represented to enhance the piece: mirth (the sun, with the logo of the Coney island amusement park), happiness (the eight of hearts), gaiety (the nine of clubs), a new moon (n new beginnings), and of course, the pointing fingers counting the crows.” By Evelyn Grant.









作品: 不详
地点: 4th Street SW夹13rd Ave
作者:不详
时间: 不详
简介: 不详





作品: Angel Heart
地点: 4th Street SW夹20th Ave
作者:Errol Lee(毕业于U of C及ACAD)
时间:2001





作品: Brick Couch
地点: 4th Street SW夹18th Ave
作者: Brian McArthur, Dawn Detarando
时间:2004
简介: Brick Couch是由1100块手工烧制的砖块构成的,与4th Street 的传统砖结构建筑风格协调一致.







作品: Tree House
地点: 4th Street SW夹18th Ave
作者: Rick Silas
时间:1996
简介: The Tree House village is an idea I came up with as a way to use the forked section of poplar trees. I start by carving dozens of cubes from a thick cluster of bottom branches and then start detailing out buildings. This is a natural for Fourth Street with so many lovely structures around the community to work with. By Rick Silas.





作品: Hand Signals
地点: 4th Street SW夹15th Ave
作者: Derek Besant
时间:2003
简介:从墙上伸出的五只不同姿势的手,表达了手语中的”Dream”一词.







作品: Starting Fourth
地点: 4th Street SW夹17th Ave
作者: Garry Jones
时间:1995
简介: Starting Fourth is a group of seven figures clustered together to create the impression of a crowd with a purpose. It says, in a whimsical manner, that apart from slight surface differences, all people are cut from the same mold By Garry Jones.





作品: Scene and Heard
地点: 4th Street SW夹19th Ave (后面是个中餐馆”Peking Dragon”)
作者: Terry Gregoraschuk
时间:1995
简介: Four cows and a dog amble south along 4th Street. The 5-foot high cows are constructed of steel, which will rust over time to resemble the warm, rich colour of Hereford cattle. The 2-foot high dog is made from stainless steel, offering a glittering contrast to the rich brown of the cows. The artist chose the animal theme as a traffic-stopper and a reminder of Calgary\'s Cowtown image. Many hours of grinding and polishing were required to create the final images.