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Regina Lace, Saskatchewan

 

An interesting piece of art is Stephan Braithwaite and Douglas Bamford’s Regina Lace.  It was completed in 2009 as part of a public art work project, and is a two part sculpture celebrating the immigrant history of Regina.

1) The west facing portion is a monolith that appears to be a massive pamplet filled with stories.  The piece is actually steel plating, a lace pattern worked into its borders.  Sitting at its base is a young African immigrant.

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2) On the east side are nine bronze figures cast from residents of Regina, representing a variety of backgrounds symbolizing the mixed cultural diversity of the city.

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I thought it was an interesting piece.  It's installed in front of Regina's City Hall.

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