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Vancouver Past & Present | Part 1
Vancouver Past & Present | Part 1
This series explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producers Christina Song and Adeline Peng ask Vancouverites what they think of a new South Granville, three-section crosswalk and public art display designed by Musqueam artist, Robyn Sparrow. The crosswalk is located on the site of a former Musqueam village. The episode is followed by a live studio discussion on the value of public art.
This series explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producers Christina Song and Adeline Peng ask Vancouverites what they think of a new South Granville, three-section crosswalk and public art display designed by Musqueam artist, Robyn Sparrow. The crosswalk is located on the site of a former Musqueam village. The episode is followed by a live studio discussion on the value of public art.
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By CiTR & Discorder MagazineVancouver Past & Present | Part 1
This series explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producers Christina Song and Adeline Peng ask Vancouverites what they think of a new South Granville, three-section crosswalk and public art display designed by Musqueam artist, Robyn Sparrow. The crosswalk is located on the site of a former Musqueam village. The episode is followed by a live studio discussion on the value of public art.
This series explores some of the City's newest and oldest public institutions and art. In this episode, producers Christina Song and Adeline Peng ask Vancouverites what they think of a new South Granville, three-section crosswalk and public art display designed by Musqueam artist, Robyn Sparrow. The crosswalk is located on the site of a former Musqueam village. The episode is followed by a live studio discussion on the value of public art.