Big Things
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's first "Big Things" exhibition, at the Royal Alberta Museum in 2002. , Peter Hide, Ryan McCourt, and Ken Macklin, in the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop's "Big Things 2" exhibition at the Royal Alberta Museum in 2003. in 2004. , Royden Mills, Ryan McCourt, and Bianca Khan, in the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop's 2006 "Big Things 4" exhibition at the Royal Alberta Museum. Big Things was a large-scale steel sculpture exhibition series organized by the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop for the Royal Alberta Museum's outdoor South Terrace. The exhibition series began as an effort to "expose the public to the richness and diversity of contemporary sculpture in steel, while encouraging a critical dialogue between artists."
's first "Big Things" exhibition, at the Royal Alberta Museum in 2002.]] , Peter Hide, Ryan McCourt, and Ken Macklin, in the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop's "Big Things 2" exhibition at the Royal Alberta Museum in 2003.]] in 2004.]] , Royden Mills, Ryan McCourt, and Bianca Khan, in the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop's 2006 "Big Things 4" exhibition at the Royal Alberta Museum.]] Big Things was a large-scale steel sculpture exhibition series organized by the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop for the Royal Alberta Museum's outdoor South Terrace. The exhibition series began as an effort to "expose the public to the richness and diversity of contemporary sculpture in steel, while encouraging a critical dialogue between artists." == Big Things 2== Due to the success of the premiere exhibition, originally scheduled to just last the summer, Big Things was held over until May 2003, when it was immediately followed by Big Things 2, shown from May 6, 2003 to April 30, 2004. Big Things 2 featured work by the same artists as in the first showing, minus Kagan. Exhibited works include Lust or Love?, by Mark Bellows; Florence, by Andrew French; Modernist Man, by Peter Hide; Easter Sunday, by Ken Macklin; Inside Elevation, by Royden Mills; and Solus, by Ryan McCourt. == Big Things 3== Big Things 3 followed, on display from May 8, 2004 - April 30, 2005, with the same roster of exhibiting artists. The sculptures exhibited include Moorshead, by Ken Macklin; Hindu Lion, by Peter Hide; French Riviera, by Andrew French; Bassinet, by Royden Mills; Arma, by Mark Bellows; and Overture, by Ryan McCourt. == Big Things 4== Big Things 4, from June 3 to October 1, 2006, featured sculptures "Petra" by Simon Black; "Truth and Falsehood" by Andrew French; "Leviathan" by Peter Hide; "Caesura" by Bianca Khan; "Destroyer of Obstacles" by Ryan McCourt; "Between Premonition" by Royden Mills; and "Trojan Yak Genera" by Robert Willms. File:"Petra" by Simon Black.jpg|"Petra" by Simon Black File:"Truth and Falsehood" by Andrew French.jpg|"Truth and Falsehood" by Andrew French File:"Leviathan" by Peter Hide.jpg|"Leviathan" by Peter Hide File:"Caesura" by Bianca Khan.jpg|"Caesura" by Bianca Khan File:"Destroyer of Obstacles" by Ryan McCourt.jpg|"Destroyer of Obstacles" by Ryan McCourt File:"Between Premonition" by Royden Mills.jpg|"Between Premonition" by Royden Mills File:"Trojan Yak Genera" by Robert Willms.jpg|"Trojan Yak Genera" by Robert Willms
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