Remember the post from last week about the orange bear sculptures that sit outside one of Vancouver's Skytrain stations? (see post here for a refresher). Well, thanks to Kristen from Knotted Nest for letting me know about the other half of the sculpture that sits in the Toronto Sculpture Garden! How cool that the bears enter one wall on the other side of the country and come out another wall out here on the west coast. Seeing these orange kraft dinner colored bear bums still bring a "cheesy" smile to my face.photo: Toronto Sculpture Garden, artist: Dean Drever
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ohmygoodness that is genius! the cutest little installation!
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Now that is just too amazing! (I like the bums best...) :)
Oh that is amazing!!
i love it when art is a little silly. so refreshing not to take one's self too seriously. :)
Very, very cool! What do you think the bears are thinking?
How fun...bright orange bear bums!!!!
I love that, what a neat concept.
That's really cool! I'm always amazed at what artists can come up with.
OMG that is too funny! I think I might like this one even more :)
How amazing is that, I love this. I love that kind of connection and the idea "behind" it :) T.
haha! too funny!
such cute little orange bears...
Let's name them "Cheetos" the bear! LOL
They are great. I wonder what the inspration was for the ornage color...
very cool. I like the color.
That's so great!! They make me think of Cheetos!
Neat :) Creative Canadians!
Perhaps there is a cosmic "worm hole" that connects that specific spot in Toronto with your spot in Vancouver? But really it is way clever and so creative...even the cheesy orange is imaginative.
Thanks for giving us the other END of the story. :D
Sweetness! Great that you found this. :)
o that is SO COOL!
Beautiful, sensual & poetic, I love your blog!
Thank you for nice comment on my blog!
Agneta, the swedish one ;)
Cheeto Bears! These would be fantastic if they were real bears.
That is neat and they do look like cheetos...LOL
ahahah! soooper cool! we have a similar thing but with a cow here in Edinburgh
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