Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Talus Balls
Locally infamous, "Talus Dome" is 1,000 hand-crafted mirror polished stainless steel spheres in a big mound. 2011 work by Los Angeles artists Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues.
- Address:
- Fort Edmonton Park Rd NW, Edmonton, AB, Canada
- Directions:
- South of the river near the Quesnell Bridge off the River Valley Whitemud freeway.
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This abstract dome of about 1,000 stainless steel balls is right off a busy road. The best way to see this is to go to Fort Edmonton Park on Whitemud Dr S. There is a nice walking trail about 500 meters long to take you to the stairs that lead up to the sculpture. The sculpture is surrounded by what looks like a temporary fence. Its interesting enough to take the short walk to see it.
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