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Co-founder and former director of A Space, John McEwen was honoured in 2007 with a Doctorate of Fine Arts from the University of Lethbridge, Alberta. He is recognised both internationally and across Canada for his many site-specific installations and public commissions.
John McEwen is an Ontario artist who was received his education at McMaster University (1965) and the Ontario College of Art (1966–70). Known for his interventions in the public space, he has created Ballad of Ice and Water in Toronto (2008–09), River as Thread, Canoe as Needle at the Canadian embassy in Berlin (2004), and Speaker’s ...
McEwen has been making sculpture now for more than 20 years. These three new commissioned works will, in accumulation, summarize his career so far—the first two (Banff and Hull) flanking the third (the RCAF memorial) like the wings of an altar-piece. So begins the cover story for the Summer 1985 issue of Canadian Art.
17 de ago. de 2011 · Over the past two decades, Toronto artist John McEwen’s outdoor commissions — steel pieces inspired by nature and local lore — have become intrinsic to the city’s scenery. McEwen has brought a bear to life above Spadina; he’s pulled the lake further into the city by erecting a canoe on the Queensway and he’s filled a ...
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The Canadian Art Machine. Monday, January 24, 2011. John McEwen, Sculptor. Heaven and Earth. Nowhere to stand in the rain? This work was created by sculptor, John McEwen, who was presented with an honourary degree in 2008. Read about this man's accomplished life, below. Extracted from the Ditwald website. Please click here.
- John McEwen. Artist perspective courtesy of artist’s website. Biography. John McEwen was born in Toronto in 1945. He currently lives and works in Hillsdale, Ontario. Co-founder and former director of A Space, John McEwen was honoured in 2007 with a Doctorate of Fine Arts from the University of Lethbridge, Alberta.
