Kera - Keremeos, British Columbia - Figurative Public Sculpture on Waymarking.com

THIS IS KERA

KERA THE QUAIL SHELTERS HER TWO CHICKS IN THIS UNIQUE
PIECE OF METAL ART CREATED BY BOB TERRY

THIS PIECE WAS COMMISSIONED BY THE
SOUTH SIMILKAMEEN ARTS SOCIETY AND THE
VILLAGE OF KEREMEOS, AND FUNDED BY THE PROVINCE OF
BC’S RURAL DIVIDEND PROGRAM.

KERA WAS NAMED BY RESIDENT SUSAN HUFFUS, WHO HAD
THE WINNING ENTRY IN KEREMEOS THE NAME QUAIL CONTEST.

LOOK FOR KERA'S FRIEND, AMOS, IN KEREMEOS!

Kera is on display in front of the Village of Keremeos Municipal Hall. Keri is one of two sculptures commissioned as public art by the South Similkameen Arts Society in July 2018. It was part of the down-town visual enhancement project funded by the Ministry of Forests' Rural Dividend Fund.

Talented artist Bob Terry's Kera was constructed with rebar and metal pieces, which included everything from kitchen knives to a hammer head. Two baby quails are also included in the piece.

Name or use 'Unknown' if not known: Kera Figure Type: Animal Artist Name or use 'Unknown' if not known: Bob Terry Date created or placed or use 'Unknown' if not known: 2018 Materials used: rebar and metal pieces Location: Village of Keremeos Municipal Hall

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