katherine kerr
ART • PLACE • CULTURE
A magnificent 1500 sq. ft. mosaic of hand-cut smalti glass, that describes the artist's vision of this place - past, present and future. Fabricated by Mosaika. (Commissioned through the City of Edmonton percent for art policy & the Edmonton Arts Council.) Photo: D. Martineau | EAC.
A spiralling stainless steel sculpture celebrating the centennial of North Vancouver. Commissioned by the City of North Vancouver public art program. (Public Art Award of Excellence.) Photo: KEKerr
An example of artist space use supplied in Katherine's review of bylaws that limit the way artists can work. Prepared for the City of Edmonton & Arts Habitat Edmonton. Photo: KEKerr. Caitlyn Richards' studio, ArtsHab 1 Edmonton
An enormous feat of a mural that captures the spirit of the Boyle Street Community & its individuals as local heros. Sited adjacent to Rogers Place Arena and kitty-corner to the Community Services, this mural is an instant landmark in Edmonton's downtown - both poignant & powerful. (Commissioned through the Edmonton Art Council Transitory Art Program, with stakeholders Edmonton Transit & Boyle Street Services.) Photo: KEKerr
A 12 ft diameter suspended installation of fabric + yellow cedar defines the entry of the restaurant. (Commissioned by Bing Thom Architects. Winner of Western Canadian Wood Awards & the international Fabric Design Awards.) Photo: KEKerr
One of a series of images conceived by Lana Whiskeyjack & exhibited during the first #YEGCanvas city wide billboard exhibition. (Commissioned through the Edmonton Arts Council Transitory Program in partnership with Pattison Outdoor Advertising.) Photo: LW|RL
Katherine worked with Arts Habitat Edmonton & Arts on the Ave to define a new space for arts use in the Old Cycle Building. Photo: KEKerr
A chance juxtapostion of cultures in Edmonton's Civic Plaza. ('Impose' - treehouse - Commissioned through the Edmonton Arts Council Transitory Program) Photo: KEKerr
Working assembly of the many parts that make up Keith's blown glass installation to punctuate nearly 70 street light finials along Edmonton's newest civic street. (Commissioned through the City of Edmonton percent for art policy & the Edmonton Arts Council.) Photo: KEKerr
Katherine working with the design team to create an art installation that would be intimate, integrated & help to define a sense of community at the entrance to the new SW Seattle Library. (Commissioned by Olsen Kundig Architects through the City of Seattle Public Art Program.) Photo: KEKerr
Royden's sculptural installation in three parts focuses the essence of its river valley setting through monumental materiality, sounds and siting. (Commissioned through the City of Edmonton percent for art policy & the Edmonton Arts Council.) Photo: Manpreet Singh.
One of 10 sculptures selected to launch the first outdoor sculpture exhibition in Edmonton's historic Borden Park. (Commissioned through the City of Edmonton Transitory Art Program) Photo: KEKerr
Katherine explored the interconnected aspects of place in this installation for the skytrain station where industry, lost stream & precious songbird corridors collide.(Commissoned by Architectura, through the Millenium Line Transit Authority + the Vancouver Public Art policy.) Photo: KEKerr
Edmonton's newest downtown park provides respite in the core, and is punctuated by this soring tribute to Canadian Métis hero Alex Decoteau. (Commissioned through the City of Edmonton percent for art policy & the Edmonton Arts Council.) Photo: KEKerr
Katherine worked with the layers of glass designed for the skytrain station to create translucent interplay of story, place & breath through shadow & light. (Commissoned by Architectura, through the Millenium Line Transit Authority + the Vancouver Public Art policy.)
Layered glass detail of clear on clear ceramic frit, sandblasting & etching. (Commissioned by Architectura, through the Millenium Line Transit Authority + the Vancouver Public Art policy.) Photo: KEKerr
As artist on the design team Katherine conceived of a guided meditation over 28 steel panels for the 7 bridges that cross the forested Mahon River, which runs through the busy city centre. (Commissioned by the City of North Vancouver.) Photo: KEKerr
On 'Black Friday' July 31 1987, a tornado devastated the eastern part of Edmonton. This beautiful and powerful bronze commemorates that event in Hermitage Park. (Commissioned by the City of Edmonton)