PUBLIC  SCULPTURES   PRAIRIE DESIGN GROUP Prairie Design Group (PDG) was founded in 2004 by Charley Farrero for the purpose of creation of large size sculptures for public or private commissions. Different artists were invited to collaborate in different projects .

Saskatchewan Centennial project - 2005.  Proposals for 3 cities in Saskatchewan.  Estevan, Yorkton, LLoydminster  Finalist

Artists invited: Michael Hosaluk, Sean Whalley, Mel Bolen

Maquette for the city of Estevan  proposed dimensions: 5 m x 1.5 m  x 3 m materials: steel,  fired clay, wood, prairie soil

Maquette for the  city of Yorkton proposed dimensions: 5 m x 1.5 m  x 3 m materials: wood, concrete, lights

Maquette for the  city of  LLoydminster proposed dimensions: 5 m x 1.5 m  x 3 m materials: wood, copper , steel

 

Saskatoon River Landing, Saskatchewan "Launch Time"  Site specific sculpture	Artists invited: Michael Hosaluk, Sean Whalley, Mel Bolen
Materials :  Cast re-inforced  white concrete Steel Helical  Anchors

IMMIGRANT RECOGNITION SCULPTURE PROJECT, Regina, Saskatchewan "Passages " Proposal	Artist invited: Michael Hosaluk
Materials :  Cast re-inforced  white concrete Steel  Anchors Ceramic tiles base

 

Shaw Centre Corridor Art Installation , Saskatoon , Saskatchewan proposal: Finalist	Artists invited: Pierre Lheritier Lincoln Dobson
proposed dimensions:1.2 m x 1.2m  x 5 m materials: wood, copper , steel	proposed dimensions:1.2 m x 1.2m  x 4 m materials: wood, copper , steel

Fred Broadstock Leisure Centre Public Art Project, Edmonton , Alberta proposal	Artist invited: Pierre Lheritier
proposed dimensions:1.2 m x 1.2m  x 5 m materials: wood, copper , steel

    Charley Farrero
Prairie Design Group

    Box 96 Meacham ,SK
    S0K 2V0 CANADA
    306-3764423
  pdg@farrero.ca

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