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Elk Street Art Installation: Downtown Vancouver!
Vancouver Art Installation. City Centre Skytrain Station. Georgia and Granville. Absolutely Stunning Graffiti / Street Art!
Elk for c̓əsnaʔəm
Photo by Cam Andrews
The City of Vancouver Public Art Program is pleased to announce a new artwork for the Canada Line City Centre Station by artist Dana Claxton.
Elk for c̓əsnaʔəm by Dana Claxton, 2015
Vinyl on glass, 2.7 m x 7.5 m
Canada Line City Centre Station
Commissioned by the City of Vancouver Public Art Program
Curated by Rita Beiks
When asked to conceive an original work for this downtown site relating to the theme of c̓əsnaʔəm, the city before the city, Dana Claxton considered pre-colonial landscapes and animal nations such as elk, deer, bear, beaver, mink, raccoon, skunk and wolf populations that circulated through these lands by their own natural logic. In particular, elk forms a crucial aspect of First Nations subsistence and spiritual economies. In the artist’s Lakota Sioux community they hold power as a source of…
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JR IN LONDON… Graffiti
Thug Life.
Big ups SDK Snak Graffiti – KEEP6 2013 – Stompdown Killaz – Song by Snak The Ripper “The Mirror”
Buddhist Street Art and Graffiti
from Tricycle, Posted by Monty McKeever on 07 Jul 2011 in
I live in a neighborhood that is full of graffiti street art. Some is terrible, some is incredible. Overall, I am grateful for this aspect of where I live. In an age where people are bombarded with carefully calculated ads meant to make us feel insecure, inadequate, and that we need to buy a bunch of stuff we don’t need, I think that the talented street artists perform a legitimate service, a sort of visual activism or civil disobedience. They freely and anonymously offer us compelling imagery that provides a tiny bit of relief amidst the constant ocular assault of our culture, which often seems to place a much higher value on our sugar intake than our appreciation of art. On the other hand, some graffiti artists just obsessively scribble their name on stuff and remind me of my…
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No Man’s Land — via MANAGE THE DAMAGE. PoW!
Artist: Grominator in Vancouver ;)
silver box – Each, Sars ; Train Graffiti
Each and Sars – Vancity
HOPEARE…
Stunning work by Street Artist Hopear
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