In the context of this artwork, discuss the After Babel, A Civic Square of the Art.
After Babel, A Civic Square, created by Marlene Hilton-Moore and Jean McEwen, is a sculpture in the square composed of two columns and a silhouette of a dog.  At the top of the bronze column and the steel column are, respectively, a mask with an ear toward the ground and another dog silhouette.
The sculpture was a gift from the city of Toronto for Montréal's 350th anniversary and the event Toronto fête Montréal. It was chosen following a competition by invitation and installed in 1993.
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