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The Gateway to Understanding

The Gateway to Understanding

259 Queen's Quay West, Toronto, Ontario

David R Piqtoukun's The Gateway to Understanding (1991), with its large limestone blocks arranged as a massive gateway on the waterfront at Rees Street Slip, intended as a contemplation on friendship, can also be viewed as a symbolic gatewau to the city at its waterside location and a reflection on the interrelationships amongst nature, habitat, and the city.

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Florence Wyle David Ruben Piqtoukun Frances Loring David Smith
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The Gateway to Understanding

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Who is the artist that created this structure?

Florence Wyle David Ruben Piqtoukun Frances Loring David Smith
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David R Piqtoukun's The Gateway to Understanding (1991), with its large limestone blocks arranged as a massive gateway on the waterfront at Rees Street Slip, intended as a contemplation on friendship, can also be viewed as a symbolic gatewau to the city at its waterside location and a reflection on the interrelationships amongst nature, habitat, and the city.

259 Queen's Quay West, Toronto, Ontario
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How does this place make you feel?
curious happy fearful inspired sad guilty frustrated secure empathetic appreciative amazed exhilarated calm lonely reflective surprised