Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin The end of my internship reminds me of the transformation I’ve experienced over the last few months regarding public art. I am unavoidably public-art conscious! In ways… Read More
Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin Some months ago I found myself walking looking for a bank near the Kingsway and Knight intersection. A fairly new housing development in the south east corner… Read More
Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin Spose maika tumtum chako hahakl maika iskum chee kumtux. These are words which were once used over 200 years ago and by Vancouver residents. The origin of the… Read More
Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin There is a park where Fraser Street ends. If you happen to find yourself walking down Fraser street one day and if you have some time to spare… Read More
Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin Anna is a student in Vancouver, and she happens to live around the Knight and Kingsway area. Every afternoon she takes a 20 minute ride back home aboard… Read More
Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin There was a time within history when art and life were not so separate. A time when the idea of ‘public art’ was not yet relevant. Since… Read More
Written by: Diego Rodriquez and Sophie Bégin I always imagined public art as being gargantuan and spectacular. That the sculptures or installations were simply art objects used to bring attention to a space. At a… Read More
