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Squatting in ‘Vancouverism’: Public art & architecture after the Winter Olympics 1/3

Sunday, March 21, 2010

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Ken Lum’s from shangri-la to shangri-la, 2010 site-specific installation, Vancouver, photograph by Gordon Brent Ingram

Part 1 of 3

Public art was part of the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver; there was some funding, some media coverage, and a few sites were transformed. What were the new spaces created and modes [...]

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Squatting in ‘Vancouverism’: Public art & architecture after the Winter Olympics 2/3

Sunday, March 21, 2010

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Ken Lum’s from shangri-la to shangri-la, 2010 site-specific installation, Vancouver, photograph by Gordon Brent Ingram

part 2 of 3

fragment of Stan Douglas’s “Abbott and Cordova, 7th August 1971″ (2009) Inkjet in Laminate Glass photograph by Gordon Brent Ingram

Public art and community memory under Vancouverism
So how can public art [...]

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Squatting in ‘Vancouverism’: Public art & architecture after the Winter Olympics 3/3

Sunday, March 21, 2010

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Ken Lum’s from shangri-la to shangri-la, 2010 site-specific installation, Vancouver, photograph by Gordon Brent Ingram part 3 of 3

The multiplicity of publics in Vancouver’s public art: Coming Soon?
One of the first conversations of the kinds of difficult choices that will be necessary [...]

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andesite & after: Interview with Annabel Vaughan + Rob Brownie by Gordon Brent Ingram

Monday, January 18, 2010

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andesite cladding, south side of the Vancouver Art Gallery photograph by Gordon Brent Ingram
Annabel Vaughan and Rob Brownie authored one of the more intriguing essays in the 2008 anthology on local sites, materials, cultures, and designs, Vancouver Matters.[i] Andesite is a hard volcanic rock that [...]

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