In 1967 an International Sculpture Symposium was held in Toronto and the resulting pieces were installed in High Park. Originally 10 sculptures were installed although only 5 of them remain in the park with 2 having been relocated to other spots in the city and 3 I haven't been able to account for. This piece, Three Disks, by Israeli artist Menashe Kadishman is one of the most striking with its bright yellow cantilevered disks!
18 comments:
great catch red pat and the shadows you picked up on the piece are wonderful. i have seen this piece in situ and your photo does it justice. i notice that it has recently been refinished. it is good to see the city still cares about its sculptures. thanks for the photo
Awesome sculpture! I love it and the shadows that you captured on it.
Sculpture in parks is such a great idea!
What is better than a cheerful yellow sun against a blue background? Why three of them of course! Love the winter tree shadows too.
Wonderful.. love the yellow!
Looks like something my mother would have around the house around Påsk as we like to call it.
I don't know what it means...but I do like it! Great color.
I'll call it the rising moon; just for kicks. :-)
It's quite cheery! And certainly unmistakable even on a gray day.
The yellow color does make it quite cheery. Too bad it wasn't red....
leaning lemons,,,M
Striking is the word, a real eyecatcher.
Great sculptures. I like the big ones. Wonderful photo opportunity.
This is so cool! Great balance.
I love the shadows on the yellow disks. Very cool. :)
This shot wouldn't be the same without the shadows!
Great colours! ;-)
Excellent contrast and colour, the bright yellows against the subtle tomes of the grass is awesome. wicked image redpat
How lovely with the blue sky and shadows.
You snapped it at the right time Red, the vibrant yellow discs look great covered in shadows.
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