14th Annual Peace Arch Park
International Sculpture Exhibition
May 1st, 2011, to October 1st, 2011

Welcome to the fourteenth Annual Peace Arch Park International Sculpture Exhibition
Nestled within the park's magnificent gardens you will find sculptures created by
international fine artists.

An international artwork selection committee comprised of art experts, international park management, community and association members reviewed and juried the exhibition. The criteria for selecting the exhibition included: quality, durability, park appropriateness, safety and aesthetic appeal.

 

 

1) The Gardner

"The Gardener" represents a caring for the environment.  It is in the connections that we make with the earth, with living things,  that we can find inner harmony and peace.  The sculpture is cast in bronze and is the beginning of a series where I seek to express still moments in our lives, moments of quiet meditation.  Louise McDowell, Seattle, WA. $10,000.

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2) Soulmates

The unity of differences. 
Fabricated Aluminum.  
Serge Mozhnevsky, Coquitlam,
British Columbia.  $6,000.       

3) Roaming Deer

This welded sculpture uses discarded components to highlight the transformation of industrial shapes and forms into that of a free roaming anima, the deer. Recycled Steel & Deer Antlers. Carl Sean McMahon, Salt Spring Island, British Columbia. $5,800.

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4) Aspiration Tears / Compassion Rain

The statue, of late philosopher and peace pilgrim, Sri Chimnoy, balances beauty and realism, and invokes our common dream of world harmony and friendship between America and Canada. Modern Silicone Bronze and Granite.

Roland Trandafir (statue) Donald Page (base) Galiano Island, BC. Not for sale.

 

 

5) Rocking Dog

As adults we often lose our sense of play – The random fun and make believe that children experience with creative toys.

The Rocking Dog takes us back to our childhood days of playing pirates and cowboys. Brass Tanks. 

Ron Simmer, Burnaby, British Columbia. $12,000.

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6) Metal Flower Bouquet

In Our industrial society things of beauty are rare, rare as seeing a flower blooming from a crack in the sidewalk.

I make flowers from waste to encourage people to look for beauty. Recycled Steel & Aluminum. 

Ron Simmer, Burnaby, British Columbia. $5,000.

                  

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7) Maven & Muse

Maven and Muse is a post cubist reconstruction intended to bring forward the transformative relationship between student and teacher.

By balancing structural elements with voids I have made a metaphorical acknowledgment of transformational learning.

High Polyethylene, ABS & Steel. 
Allen Emhoff, Seattle, WA. $12,000.

 

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8) Life's Crossroads

In Life’s Crossroad I borrowed relics from a forest fire, and other remains to evoke analogies with our own human conditions.

I wanted the viewer to bear witness and ponder shared values related to life and death. 

Burnt Cedar, Metal Chain, Steel Plate. Gong Yuebin, Sacramento, CA. $4,400.

 

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PAST EXHIBITION
DOWNLOADS & LINKS
(Adobe PDF)

Download the 2010
exhibit tour brochure

 

 

Download 2009 exhibit
tour brochure

 

Peace Arch Park 2007
Visitors Guide

Visit the 2007
Exhibition web page !

Click here to see the
2005 Exhibition.

Download Tour (only)

Download complete exhibit
& park tour brochure
(2.9 megabytes)

 

Click here to see the
2006 exhibition.

 

Click here to see the
2004 Exhibition.

 

Click here for an artwork prospectus. Artwork Submissions
Deadline for the 15th annual exhibition is December 30th, 2011