Joe Fafard - Public Works

Public Works

  • Joe Fafard's sculptural work, "The Pasture" (1985), Toronto Dominion Centre, Toronto, Ontario Canada

  • Joe Fafard's sculptural work, "The Pasture" (1985), Toronto Dominion Centre, Toronto, Ontario Canada

  • Joe Fafard's sculptural work, Paskwamostos, Edmonton, Alberta

  • Joe Fafard's sculptural work, Nurture Nature (1993), Toronto, Ontario Canada

  • Joe Fafard's sculptural work Bonnie Buchlyvie (1999) is at the University of Saskatchewan's agriculture building

  • Joe Fafard's sculptural work, Running Horses at the National Gallery of Canada Ottawa, Ontario Canada

  • Oskana-Ka-Ashteki, downtown Regina, Saskatchewan (1997)
  • Claudia, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (2003)

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