Installation Details

Hanging artwork that will enhance the architectural character of the Old Ottawa South Community Centre and highlight its new features. The new artwork, a free-standing, contemporary relief consisting of 10 punctured and embossed copper panels, will be mounted on a tension cable system in the vestibule of the new facility. It will be positioned so that it may be viewed from the outside as well as the inside of the building. The permanent installation will function as a light enhancer emphasized by embossed and punctured imagery.

Contact Information

Supporting Documents

» To learn more about the Old Ottawa South Community Centre project which Deborah is currently working on, please look at page 8 of articulture. [English] [Français]. See also Old Ottawa South Community Centre Press Release.

» From the Ottawa South Community Association Review, The Community Voice of Old Ottawa South, October, 2010.

» February, 2011: first community submission received for the project on page 2.

» At the Old Ottawa South Community Association’s website, see the wealth of images and stories submitted by Old Ottawa South citizens. All submissions will be included in the project archive, to be presented to the Old Ottawa South Community Centre. Postings started at the beginning of February, 2011 and will continue until For Everyone a Garden is completed by September, 2011.

» Michael Monette, a Carleton University journalism student, reports on the project via his community blog, "Eyes on Old Ottawa South" at oottawasouth.wordpress.com.

Interview conducted by Alan Neal, CBC host for “All in a Day”. This interview is for the public and community art project I am currently working on entitled “For Everyone a Garden”.

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