A 750-ft photography exhibit has been erected in Calgary for February
First seen in Calgary as part of last Year’s Exposure Photography Festival, The FENCE has made a return to the city this February.
The FENCE, a travelling photography exhibit that has wrapped its way around Curtis Block at MacLeod Trail, 12th Avenue SW, and 13th Avenue SW (yes, it’s that long), is being presented by ONE Properties to highlight the new Curtis Block development.
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The FENCE has been previously featured in Brooklyn, Boston, Atlanta, Houston, Santa Fe, Durhan, and Denver.
The FENCE in Calgary (Photo by Ben Berg)
âThis is an exciting endeavour for ONE Properties to host an incredible display of artwork and to make Calgary the sole Canadian city to feature this unique project,â said Cole Richardson, Director, Multi-Family Development with ONE Properties, in the release.
âShowcasing this art is a testament to Calgaryâs vision of building an arts-focused community, and we hope to take that passion into the projects we invest in.â
The FENCE in Calgary (Photo by Ben Berg)
The exhibit features the artwork of Calgary photographer Keith Korsgaary, who said in the release that projects like The FENCE are great ways to get the public engaged in the city’s art scene.
The FENCE in Calgary (Photo by Ben Berg)
âBeing involved in a project like this in itself is an achievement for any photographer,” he said in the release.
“During the submission process, my work was vetted by incredible photographers who work at National Geographic, New York Times, and Adobe. This speaks to the quality of art present around the Curtis Block development.”
The FENCE in Calgary (Photo by Ben Berg)
The FENCE will be seen on display around the development until February 28.
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