outdoor art collection

Walter Yarwood’s cast aluminum Crest, hung above the entrance to Founders College.
Crest,
1965
Walter Yarwood
(1917–)
(–1996)
A1965.i89.08
Large chiselled granite sculpture which resembles an extruded form.
Presence,
1967
Armand Vaillancourt
(1929–)
A1968.i89.07
4 Squares in a Square,
1970
George Rickey
(1907–)
(–2002)
A1971.007
"Rainbow" Piece,
1972
Hugh LeRoy
(1939–)
(–2022)
A1972.018
Bust of Dr. Norman Bethune,
1974
John Reynolds
(1916–)
(–1999)
A1974.003
Sculpture of large welded sheets of raw steel with prefabricated fragments.
Criss Cross Flats,
1974
Anthony Caro
(1924–)
(–2013)
A1976.005
The Whole Person,
1961
Lionel Thomas
(1915–)
(–2005)
A1976.007
Sticky Wicket
Sticky Wicket,
1978
Mark Di Suvero
(1933–)
A1979.058
Two stainless steel beams leaning on each other in a grassed courtyard.
Kobar 1/3,
1970
Kosso Eloul
(1920–)
(–1995)
A1990.002
Noire, Solaire, Basse,
1993
Jocelyne Alloucherie
(1947–)
A1993.002
Archival image of large metal abstract sculpture.
Model of Man (maquette),
1967
Alexander Calder
(1898–)
(–1976)
A1967.i89.27
Keep,
2000
Liz Magor
(1948–)
A2000.001
Multi component sculpture consisting of carved stone books and inset brass gingko leaves.
Passage,
1993
Susan Schelle
(1947–)
A1993.004
Untitled,
1990
Brian Groombridge
(1953–)
A1990.004
Two anthropomorphic phallic columns with integrated fountain.
Fontana d’Italia,
1993
Enzo Cucchi
(1949–)
A1993.003
Two heavy-set businessmen in bronze, facing each other in an apparent collision course.
The Encounter,
1991
William Hodd McElcheran
(1927–)
(–1999)
A2010.001
David McDougall sculpted the bust of Pakistani founder and first governor general, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, while completing his MFA at York. The sculpture echoes the classical tradition of erecting political leaders in marble or bronze. The bust sits upon a pedestal, another classical tradition, which commemorates Ali Jinnah’s actions and efforts that led to Pakistan’s independence.
Mohammed Ali Jinnah,
2007
David McDougall
A2007.001
A stone sculpture of a young Inuk soccer player performing an Alaskan high kick, an official Inuit sport of the Arctic Winter Games.
Ahqahizu,
2016
Ruben Komangapik and Koomuatuk (Kuzy) Curley
A2016.023