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The Dancer

*The Dancer* is a human-scale abstracted representation of a figure in motion. The sculpture is based on an ink brush drawing. The artists intend that the sculpture imparts a feeling of thought, presence, and inspiration to the viewer. Totino Busby believes that public art should challenge the viewer, spark curiosity, and heighten the human spirit. Where to find it: Yorath House.

Sculptor
Bella Totino-Busby & Verne Busby
Made
2019
Where
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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Do you recognise the dance?

We have not filed this one under a style. Plenty of sculptures show dancing without showing a particular dance — but if you can see a form here, telling us connects this sculpture to everything else we hold on it.

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Who sculpted The Dancer?
The Dancer was sculpted by Bella Totino-Busby & Verne Busby.
Where is The Dancer?
The Dancer stands in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
When was The Dancer made?
The Dancer dates from 2019.

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