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Thursday, 11 October 2012
200 QUEEN STREET
At the front of 200 Queen Street is a large (height 4.7m) bronze sculpture titled "Rhythms of the Metropolis" created in 1996, by Andrew Rogers. Andrew Rogers is an Australian sculptor whose works may be found in many plazas and buildings around the world. The rhythmic energy of the city was celebrated by futurism, a style that was at one stage taken up by Rogers. Nowadays, he is internationally known for his monumental geoglyph land art around the world.
This post is part of the Signs Signs meme.
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It is a very fluid looking sculpture.
ReplyDeleteVery modern for sure. Modern art has taken over many corners in our downtown area, too. :)
ReplyDeleteExtra monument...
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Interesting sculpture.
ReplyDeleteVery fluid looking sculpture! I'm not always that fond of very modern sculpture, but I do find these very interesting! Great post and photos as always, Nick! Hope you have a lovely weekend! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteIt's rather bird-like!
ReplyDeletean energetic city needs more of this futurism style. I think.
ReplyDeleteThe name is perfect for this piece.
ReplyDeletea really beautiful plaza!
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