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DAY-TRIPPING IN DURHAM | PDF of LOCATIONS | ON-LINE GOOGLE MAP

Art lovers dream: day-tripping in Durham

Durham Region boasts of over 90 outdoor public sculptures and art forms, by emerging to world-renowned artists.

How many have you seen? |Culture Days Videos: Week #1 HERE | Week #2 HERE | Week #3 HERE| Week #4 HERE

Download the PDF list and copy the link to the online map to guide you. We look forward to you sharing your photos on facebook and instagram and tagging PineRidge Arts on facebook and #sculpturesofdurham on instagram.

Lishman

William (Bill) and Geordie Lishman | Elation

The Town of Ajax has 17 exciting pieces from the waterfront to Greenwood Conservation area.

Additional information on Ajax art forms HERE

Clarington

Darlene Bolahood | Only Heroes and Children

Regional Municipality of Clarington includes Bowmanville, Courtice, Darlington and Newcastle and there are lots to see.

Trying to see all the forms in Clarington can make for a fun day. Plan to make a number of stops and maybe include the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington at 143 Simpson Ave, Bowmanville or A Gift of Art at 187 King Ave E. Newcastle.

Showcasing the works of: Darlene Bolahood (many along Hwy. 2 and elsewhere) | Woody Farrow | Henry Kortekaas & Assoc | James Cameron Smith (many in Newcastle)

Beaverton

Township of Brock | Beaverton

Beaverton currently has one exciting outdoor piece called Flight by Gerald Gladstone, but work is underway for a new sculpture by Ron Baird.

Wynn Walters | Maud in her Garden

Township of Scugog | Uxbridge and Leaskdale are home to many wonderful pieces to enjoy and if you go at the right time, enjoy a studio tour with Artists of Uxbridge.

Coming in the January/February 2022 issue of ArtScene -DRAFT Uxbridge ~ PDF

Oshawa

Mary Ann Barkhouse | Grace

The City of Oshawa has 17 outdoor public art pieces for you to enjoy. From Lakeview Park to The Robert McLaughlin Gallery at 72 Queen Street to the Botanical Gardens on Arena Street and north to Durham College UOIT on Simcoe St. N., this could be a full day excursion for you.

For more information on these sculptures see: our September issue of ArtScene | Oshawa

Pickering

Geordie Lishman | Inspire

City of Pickering has a wide collection of outdoor sculptures (25) for you to enjoy from the waterfront to parks throughout the city.

To read more info on some of the works (and there will be more to come in November): Pickering Pollinators Esplanade Park | Dorsey James Alex Robertson Park off Sandy Beach Road. November/December draft

Port Perry

Daniel O’Brien | Palmer Park Gate (the arch represents the old railway lines that used to run through Port Perry)

Township of Scugog | Port Perry

A visit to Port Perry is always a delight. Following the art forms will take you down Water and Main Streets and shops. Don't miss a visit to Scugog Arts at 175B Queen St, Port Perry.

Showcasing the works of: Emanuel Hahn | Bill Lishman | Geordie Lishman | Daniel O'Brien

Whitby

Ruth Abernethy | Sir William Stephenson, a Man Called Intrepid

Town of Whitby has two of its sculptures in Cullen Central Park and three by Station Gallery at 1450 Henry Street.

To see more about these unique pieces check HERE.

Sculptures along the Waterfront Trail

Even though this art is outside, as the COVID-19 situation continues to change, a minute or two of extra planning is an important step in ensuring your visits to Durham Region art installations are a success. Follow the latest travel guidelines for your community and any communities you plan to visit.

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