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Explore Vancouver Public Art from Convention Centre explore Public Untitled (light work) 2005 Public Service/ The City of Vancouver Public Art Program 8 supports excellence in contemporary art By Diana Thater, USA 10 Private Step 2003 in public spaces throughout the city. The Waterfront – 1067 West Cordova, Shaw Tower By Alan Storey, Canada program features emerging and established Downtown LED light channel Environment Canada, Department artists working in new and traditional media Art This work is only visible at night. of Fisheries and Oceans, 401 Burrard through stand-alone commissions and artist A thin shaft of light follows the Steel, aluminum, LED screens, collaborations. length of the 149-metre building electro-mechanical interface Learn more about these and other artworks at sunset. The LED light can be The artist uses interactive in the Public Art Registry at: seen from afar and changes technology to show the inner from green to blue as it gets • vancouver.ca/publicart traffic of the building elevators higher, reflecting the transition in public space. • ourcityourart.wordpress.com from earth to sky. • facebook.com/vanculture • @VanCultureBC Lying on top of a OPTION: Walk two blocks south on Burrard 9 building the clouds to Dunsmuir to view “The Builders” by Joyce McDonald and “Vessel” by Dominique looked no nearer than when Valade, located in Discovery Park at the Photo Credits: SkyTrain station. Elaine Ayres (cover photo) I was lying on the street… 2008 1 Maxime Cyr-Morton By Liam Gillick, United Kingdom/USA 3 Joyce Rautenberg 5 Rachel Topham Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel, 1038 Canada Place Working Landscape 1988 6 Jesse Caswell Stainless steel 11 By Daniel Laskarin, Canada 7, 9, 11 Elaine Ayres 8 James K. M. Cheng Architects Inc. Gillick’s artwork is a text that 901 West Hastings 2, 4, 10 Photo credits not available runs along the balconies and Wooden planks, living trees contemplates development and and steel containers progress in the city in regards to economic and lived urban life. This kinetic artwork creates the typical business week with four platforms rotating at speeds reflecting a workday schedule – 20 minutes, one hour, eight hours and 40 hours. Updated: September 2017 17-213 explore COAL HARBOUR QUAY WALL ST Public Art EDINBURGH ST YALE ST YALE ST Waterfront – Downtown 2 The Drop 2009 6 Capturing the View 2012 By Inges Idee, Germany 4 By Jill Anholt, Canada TRINITY ST TRINITY ST This public art walk is a circuit that starts and 5 3 YALE ST ends at the Waterfront Canada Line station. It 2 Bon Voyage Plaza, Three Harbour Green, Thurlow and Cordova FELLOWES ST Canada Place Rd MCGILL ST BRIDGEWAY ST MCGILL ST goes west along Cordova and Canada Place to Vancouver Convention Centre 6 Stainless steel the Vancouver Convention Centre and returns Bute St 7 8 Polyurethane over Melville St CANADA PLACE with acrylic panels ETON ST ETON ST via Hastings and Cordova streets. 9 expanded polystyrene Tapered steel sculptures inlaid Cordova St CAMBRIDGE ST CAMBRIDGE ST The 65-foot “raindrop” by Thurlow St 10 with backlit photographs Pender St 11 celebrate the natural beauty of this Berlin-based collective Hastings St Angel of Victory 1921 OXFORD ST OXFORD ST references the strong Haro St Georgia St Vancouver and comment on 1 By Coeur de Lion MacCarthy, Canada Dunsmuir St connection toBroughton water St as a natural Alberni St Burrard St accessibility and privilege. Nelson St 1 DUNDAS ST DUNDAS ST 601 West Cordova, east of resource and our rainy climate. Comox St front entrance of Waterfront Station Water St TRIUMPH ST TRIUMPH ST Bronze Hornby St Trounce Alley Nike 2014 2009 Barclay St Robson St Howe St Cordova St7 PANDORA ST PANDORA ST This figurative sculpture depicts an Digital OrcaJervis St By Pavlos Angelos Kougioumtzis, Greece 3 Granville St angel carrying a dead soldier and By Douglas Coupland, Canada FRANKLIN ST FRANKLIN ST Smithe St Median on east side of Thurlow at Cordova Seymour St commemorates Canadian Pacific Jack Poole Plaza, Homer St Bronze HASTINGS ST HASTINGS ST Railway (CPR) workers who lost their Vancouver Convention Centre Richards St Hamilton St Pender St lives in World World I. It is one of This sculpture commemorates Stainless steel armature PENDER ST three identical statues commissioned the 2010 Olympic and with powder-coated by the CPR for stations in Vancouver, Paralympic Winter Games CARLISLE ST aluminum cladding Winnipeg and Montreal. Komagata Maru and was a gift from the City of TURNER ST Digital Orca is representative of Helmkelm St Ancient Olympia, Greece, site of GEORGIA ST 5 ST CASSIAR Coupland’s ongoing interest in 2013Cambie St the original Olympic Games and OPTION: Heading west, walk two blocks on Monument Beatty St BOUNDARY RD TEMPLETON DR PENTICTON ST GARDEN DR NANAIMO ST RUPERT ST SKEENA STSKEENA the synthesis of popular culture ST KAMLOOPS SLOCAN ST ST KOOTENAY LILLOOET ST WINDERMERE ST Cordova, turn right (north) on Howe and DAVIE ST By LEES + Associates, Canada source of the Olympic flame. ADANAC ST RENFREW ST EXPO NOOTKA ST continue one block north to Canada Place. and modern technologies. BLVD In Harbour Green Park, below the steps VENABLES ST VENABLES ST TERRA VITA DRAKE ST OPTION: Walk one block west to If you head north, walk up the east promenade PL N.W. MARINE DR NOTE: On Jack Poole Plaza is the to the Vancouver Convention Centre 1169 West Cordova to view “One in Light” BEACH AVE PARKER ST PARKER ST BELMONT AV stairway of Canada Place to Level A (the North Point) four-pronged Olympic cauldron from the Steel panels by Dan Corson. Continue heading west on PARKER ST to see “Salute to the Lions of Vancouver” by SEABREEZE FANNIN AV 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. HAMILTON ST This memorial marks a 1914 Cordova to Bute. Turn left (south) on Bute NAPIER ST NAPIER ST SIMPSON AV WALK Gathie Falk. MAINLAND ST and walk one block south to Hastings to view DRUMMOND DR incident in which the steamship WILLIAM ST WILLIAM ST BELMONT AV BURRARD BRIDGE “Untitled” by Al McWilliams. ROSE ST BELLEVUELANGARA DR ST If you head west along Canada Place, enter the Komagata Maru from India was LILY ST KASLO ST LE ROI ST KELOWNA ST 2009 HAZELTON ST CHARLES ST Line of Work CHARLES ST ROSSLAND ST LANGARA AV Vancouver Convention Centre through the East 4 PACIFIC BLVD turnedCRES away from Vancouver’s Canada Place Entrance for access to the lower By Jill Anholt, Canada SIDEharbour with 376 passengers level Harbour Concourse to view a number of aboard. KITCHENER ST Vancouver Convention Centre, 2 AV artworks in the Coast Salish Gallery. 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