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Locations Vancouver Richmond LOCATIONS VANCOUVER RICHMOND Stanley Park SW Marine Way Lost Lagoon 10 Coal Harbour Georgia St Burrard Inlet 11 13 Oak St 12 Granville St 14 Hastings St Canada Place 07 SeaBus Sunset Beach 09 Robson St Waterfront DOWNTOWN Vancouver International Airport Marpole Loop YVR-Airport English Bay Sea Island Centre Davie St Thurlow St 15 31 Bridgeport Vancouver City Centre Grant McConachie Way 06 Pacific St 05 Burrard St 27 30 16 Main St 04 Granville St Aberdeen 02 03 01 Vanier Park Swishwash Pacific Boulevard Island Kitsilano Beach Russ Baker Way 17 18 Yaletown-Roundhouse Canada Line Canada 25 Burrard Bridge Cornwall Ave 28 Lansdowne Canada Line 19 Westminster Hwy 32 Arbutus St Granville Bridge Garden City Rd th 4 Ave Cambie Street Richmond Brighouse Minoru Park Quilchena Golf KITSILANO and Country Club Granville Ave Burrard St Burrard 29 W Broadway 08 St Main Strait of Blundell Rd Georgia Oak St. E King Edwards Ave King Edwards Cambie St. Cambie Wolfe Ave 20 Canada Line Canada SHAUGHNESSY NO. 3 Rd NO. 1 Rd 24 Steveston Hwy NO. 2 Rd E King Edwards Ave Granville St. Granville Oak St. W 33rd Ave Queen Richmond Golf 21 22 23 Elizabeth Park and Country Club 26 Van Dusen Botanical Gardens Monton St. Queen Elizabeth Park Granville St Granville Oak St Oak st W 41 Ave st Cambie St Cambie Oakridge-41 Ave 33 Main St Main Granville St. Granville LOCATIONS Vancouver Richmond 01 Echoes 10 Ceramic Forms 19 The Stop 25 Cabeza Vainilla, Cabeza Cór- Michel Goulet (Canada) Yee Soo-Kyung (Korea) Michael Zheng (China - USA) doba, Cabeza Chiapas Kitsilano Beach Park Cardero Park, Cardero Street Charleson Park, 6th Avenue and Javier Marin (Mexico) at Watermark and Coal Harbour Quay School Green Lansdowne Canada Line Station, Richmond 02 The Stop 11 Meeting 20 History of Loss 26 Wind Waves Michael Zheng (China - USA) Wang Shugang (China) Sudarshan Shetty (India) Yvonne Domenge (Mexico) Charleson Park, 6th Avenue and Cardero Park, Cardero Street King Edward and Cambie Street Garry Point, Richmond, School Green and Coal Harbour Quay Canada Line Station Moncton Street and 7th Ave 03 Freezing Water #7 12 King and Queen 21 Minotaur and Hare 27 Water #10 Jun Ren (China) Sorel Etrog (Canada) Sophie Ryder (UK) Jun Ren (China) Vanier Park, Whyte Avenue and Harbour Green Park, Parallel to VanDusen Botanical Garden, Cambie Plaza, Richmond, Chesnut Street West Cordova, between Jervis Oak Street & 37th Avenue Cambie and River Road and Bute 04 WE, 2008 13 Skin of time 22 Growing Connections 28 Miss Mao Jaume Plensa (Spain) Choi Tae Hoon (Korea) Kaarina Kaikkonen The Gao Brothers (China) Sunset Beach Park, Beach Harbour Green Park, West VanDusen Botanical Garden, Elmbridge and Alderbridge Way, Avenue and Thurlow Cordova and Bute Street Oak Street & 37th Avenue Richmond Untitled 05 217.15 Arcs x 13 14 Pillows 23 29 Doors of Knowledge Bernar Venet (France) Liu Jianhua (China) Sebastian Sculptor Patrick Hughes (UK) Sunset Beach, Beach Avenue Harbour Green Park VanDusen Botanical Garden, Minoru Park, Richmond, parallel th and Jervis Oak Street & 37 Avenue to Granville between Gilbert & Minoru Boulevard TO BE INSTALLED Artificial Rock # 143 06 Engagement 15 24 Donut #7 30 Loco-Foco-Motto Dennis Oppenheim (USA) Zhan Wang (China) Fletcher Benton Hema Upadhyay (UK) Sunset Beach Park, Beach Vancouver City Centre Canada- Queen Elizabeth Park Aberdeen Centre Avenue between Broughton Line Station Street and Jervis Arriving Home 07 A-maze-ing Laughter 16 Eros Bendato Scrippolato 31 Yue Minjun (China) Igor Mitoraj (Polish-Italy) Dennis Oppenheim (USA) Morton Triangle on Denman Yaletown Park, Nelson Street YVR International Arrivals at Davie and Mainland 08 Walking Figures 17 Joe Sola is Making Art 32 Homage to Parenthoood Magdalena Abakanowicz Joe Sola (USA) Toni Latour Broadway and City Hall Yaletown Canada-Line Station YVR International Arrivals Canada-Line station 09 Jasper 18 Barbora 33 Hold that Thought John Clement (USA) Vladas Vildziunas (Lithuania) Kelly Mark Robson at Jervis Thorton Park, Station Street & Sunset Community Centre Main Street 6810 Main Street (on the corner of East 53rd Avenue).
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