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The Pandemic Art Exhibits At 24 Brookfield Shopping Malls In 2024

BREAKING NEWS: The Pandemic Art Exhibition at 24 Brookfield Properties is making waves around the world. The critically acclaimed 8.5 ft sculpture, Pandemic, inspired by COVID-19 and designed during the lockdown by Dr. Victor Olatoye, is now set to be displayed at 24 of the Brookfield Malls in 2024, including the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas, The Galleria and at the Providence Mall. This extraordinary sculpture is made of bronze, copper, and steel, and it is unlike anything you've ever seen. 


With its message of healing and unity, the Pandemic Art Exhibition has become a symbol of hope and resilience. This sculpture is a true reflection of the power of art and music to bring us together and help us overcome even our most difficult challenges. Don't miss this chance to see it in person, as it's sure to be an experience you'll never forget. Visit the Brookfield Malls near you to catch the exhibitions before they come down. 

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Luxembourg Art Prize
Press Release 

The "Pandemic" has been invited to feature at the prestigious annual Luxembourg Art Prize. 

The Luxembourg Art Prize is an annual international artistic prize organized by the Pinacothèque, a private museum located in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Every year the Prize aims to discover talents, amateur or professional, regardless of age and nationality.

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Pandemic Sculpture Graces the Pages of Art & Museum Magazine 

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"The Pandemic Sculpture" Graces the Pages of Art & Museum Magazine

In a testament to the power of art during trying times, "The Pandemic Sculpture" has been selected to feature in the prestigious Art & Museum magazine's. This extraordinary sculpture, created by Dr. Victor O. Olatoye, captures the resilience and introspection of the human spirit during the global pandemic.

Crafted from a blend of bronze, copper, and metals, "The Pandemic Sculpture" has quickly become a symbol of hope and perseverance in the world of contemporary art. Its intricate details and emotive representation of isolation and growth have garnered acclaim from both art enthusiasts and critics.

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The Pandemic Art Becomes The First To Exhibit Solely At Mega Shopping Malls Across USA 

Press Release: June 23, 2023

Raleigh, North Carolina U.S.A.- Art and Science Foundation has inked a contract with Brookfield Properties to exhibit its critically acclaimed sculpture titled Pandemic. Brookfield Properties is one of the world’s largest real estate managers, providing development and management services for all major real estate. (over 840 properties, 300 million Sq Ft of commercial space and 90 million sq. ft. of development also with properties in United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, India, Europe, China, Canada, Brazil, and Australia). Brookfield properties manages over 128 shopping malls in continental USA and Hawaii. 

The post Pandemic Heroes Tour and Art exhibition will celebrate our resilience as humans and honor all our essential workers and will become the first art to exhibit solely at mega shopping malls.  The Pandemic Art is a multi- million-dollar museum masterpiece towering statue of COVID that measures 8 ½ feet by 5 ½, and weighs 2205 pounds; made of solid bronze, copper, and steel.

The subject matter addressed in this art piece and the quality make the work very accessible to various age groups and cultures as it addresses the importance of personal hygiene.

We are very excited about the opportunity to exhibit my work mega shopping malls across the United States managed by Brookfield Properties, commented Dr. Olatoye originally trained as a veterinarian, a film critic and his background as a scientist made the creation of the Pandemic art possible. "My purpose as an artist is to create art that will change the world and I am honored to have been granted the opportunity so closely with my personal goals of promoting a happier healthier world and bringing art and science together for a better future" Dr. Olatoye concluded.

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