We are thrilled to announce the winning design for Legacy Art Project...inspired by Terry Fox. Introducing 'We Are Shaped by the Obstacles We Face' by Jon Sasaki and DTAH. From the installation’s west end, what appears is a single figure – the iconic silhouette of Fox, midstride.
More than $750 million has been raised for cancer research in Terry Fox's name. Terry's legacy continues to live on through the people whose lives were changed through his contributions and unwillingness to give up on his dream of a cancer-free future.
More than $750 million has been raised for cancer research in Terry Fox's name. He inspires us that a cure can be found. Terry's legacy continues to live on through the people whose lives were changed through his unwillingness to give up on his dream.
Shift is a large outdoor sculpture by American artist Richard Serra in King City, Ontario. The work was commissioned in 1970 by collector Roger Davidson. Shift consists of 6 large concrete forms, each 20cm thick + 1.5m high, zigzagging over four hectares of rolling countryside.
To achieve greatness is to be determined and inspired by a vision that you never give up on. Terry Fox brought countless #Canadians together and helped to better the quality of life of individuals living with #cancer by raising money and awareness for the cause.
Canadian athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist, are 3 of the markers of Terry Fox's legacy. His devotion to his journey was unwavering and inspired millions across Canada.
Art has the potential to evoke feeling and it can be argued that the cornerstone of artistic expression lies within an emotional response on behalf of the viewer. What is your favourite piece of art and how does it make you feel?
#terryfox#possibilitypark#terryfoxfoundation
To mark the 30th anniversary of the Louvre's famous glass pyramid, the street artist known as JR was commissioned to design an optical illusion made of paper strips. The temporary collage provides an added depth that makes the pyramid appear as if it's about to sink #art
During his Marathon of Hope, Terry Fox ran over 5,300 kilometers on a prosthetic leg that was made for walking. Ignore convention, break the rules, and dare to do something great. #LegacyArtProject#TerryFox
We are now moving 3 per cent more people in the entire downtown core. Meanwhile, the number of cars in the core has gone down, which says people have moved out of cars and onto transit. That’s success. In a growing city, that’s what success looks like. https://t.co/HHKJJyizjC
"Orbital Reflector" by Trevor Paglen
Created in conjunction with The Nevada Museum of Art, this nonfunctional reflective satellite will be the first ever public sculpture in outer space.
Terry Fox was an athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. He embodied what it means to be Canadian, and his dream to find a cure for cancer has inspired millions to follow in his footsteps. #LegacyArtProject#TerryFox#Canada#Strength
@hudsonjane5@TorontoStar Thank you Jane for your note about information you were seeking, the FAQ have now been updated, happy to answer any further questions: https://t.co/005QMjqZiE
@hudsonjane5@TorontoStar It's not at all weird. We are a volunteer committee of Torontonians who care deeply for this cause. I'll be sure to add more information to the website on this topic, thank you. Please email us, we'd be happy to speak to you about this citizen-funded new park for City of Toronto.
Jon Sasaki and @DTAHtoronto to design #TerryFox memorial on #Toronto's waterfront. Led by Legacy Art Project Toronto @LAPT_Toronto, the new work will be unveiled in Fall 2020 to help mark the 40th anniversary of Fox’s cross-Canada Marathon of Hope https://t.co/2Wb2kIOrzm
Terry Fox was an athlete, humanitarian, and cancer research activist. He embodied what it means to be Canadian, and his dream to find a cure for cancer has inspired millions to follow in his footsteps. #LegacyArtProject#TerryFox#Canada#Strength
"Lines (57° 59 ́N, 7° 16 ́W)" by Pekka Niittyvirta and Timo Aho.
Three synchronized lines of light that wrap around two structures and a mountain base. These lines represent the height that, one day, climate change will cause water levels to reach. #climatechange#publicart