Choose the Spot
Consultation has concluded
The Town of Creston is looking for the perfect spot for a new art piece coming to town! The sculpture is called "Call Across the Sea". The piece was created by Jim Unger from Abbotsford BC, and is inspired by the architecture and people of Fogo Island, Newfoundland. Call Across the Sea was acquired by the Creston Valley Public Art Connection and was donated to the Town of Creston. Big shout out to CVPAC!
Help us decide where this piece should go! Please help us by voting for your favourite location below.
Option 1
Corner of Pine Street and 10th Avenue North
Option 2
Creston Emergency Services Building
Option 3
Downtown Walkthrough Planter
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Creston's latest art piece has been permanently installed in our Downtown Walkthrough. Thank you to the 84 members of the community that took the time to cast your vote on where it should live!
Who's Listening
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Phone 250-428-2214 Email Natasha.Ewashen@creston.ca
About the Artist - And the Art
Year: 2022
Medium: copper, steel, wood, paint, sand
Dimensions: 72" x 28" x 28"
Artist: Jim Unger
Abbotsford, BC
Inspired by the architecture and people of Fogo Island, Newfoundland
Living and working in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia, artist Jim Unger works primarily in metals with an emphasis on copper, taking it to new and unexpected places with the addition of colour and patinas. With a background in wood-working and cabinetry, his work has evolved from simple garden objects to large sculptures and contemporary works of art.
Call Across the Sea’s evocative tableaux is formed from copper, steel, wood, paint, and sand. The work is inspired by the architecture and people of Fogo Island, Newfoundland, which is home to a world-famous arts residency program.
