"Salmonidae" by Harvey Fix
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Leighton Art Centre 282027 144 Street SW (Just 16 km south of Calgary), Foothills, Alberta T1S 0Y4
Salmonidae, a sculptural installation by artist Harvey Fix, will be held at the Leighton Heritage Home concurrently with "Counting Crows." Salmonidae features raku trout hovering above a stream of natural river rocks and raku stones. This installation was created “in honour of the wonderful fish whose spawning grounds were destroyed when the Dam on the Oldman River was constructed.”
Opening Reception: September 8, 2pm - 4pm
The Leighton Art Centre brings creative expression and artistic engagement alive for diverse communities in Calgary and surrounding rural areas. Artist and architect A. C. Leighton was a mentor to Alberta’s most celebrated artists from Walter Phillips, H.G. Glyde and Maxwell Bates to Marion Nicholl. The Centre, created by artist Barbara Leighton in 1974, seeks to bring that creative nurturing to a broad public at a high level of artistic expression. The Centre sits on an 85 acre Foothills promontory overlooking the Rocky Mountains. For driving directions please visit our website.