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Green Streets Video

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h4>>Several Green Streets volunteers are involved with the Community Arts Council of Vancouver -- pushing the envelope for traffic circle and corner bulge gardens.  From Chloe Bennett's Bees Please Bee Habit-Art at 6th & Yew to Julien's Car Battery at Fremlin and 46th  and Ella Cooper's Art Garden at 8th and Trimble with art activites incluidng poetry-making; clay work and brightly painted …

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Haruko Okano Installation

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h4>>The Lightness of Hope December marks the darkest time of the year but also marks the beginning of the return of the light. The Lightness of Hope installation focuses on this moment of change as synonymous with human nature in its darkest hour, where sometimes comes a glimmer of light giving rise to hope. One’s hope then provides the courage to endure, to act, to believe in change for the …

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Haruko Okano

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h4>>Haruko Okano will be leading our Eco-Arts Salon on Tuesday, December 6 at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden. 7-9pm At Okano’s Eco-Arts Salon, in addition to a discussion about her art practice, community members will have the opportunity to use natural materials she has gathered from the public park side and the Classical Garden as alternative artist materials. The art participants create, such as small …

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Cornelia Hoogland

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h4>>Cornelia Hoogland will be presenting our Eco-Arts Salon in April. ECO-ARTS SALON - NOTE THIS IS AN ADDITIONAL SALON ON THE 2ND WEDNESDAY We will also host a Salon on our regular 4TH WEDNESDAY When: Wednesday April 11  from 7-9:00pm Where: Roundhouse Community Centre Admission – FREE Eco poet Cornelia Hoogland from London, Ontario and Hornby Island will give a presentation and …

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Art(IS)Land on the Fringe of the Fringe

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h4>>Art(IS)Land Exhibition on Granville Island Sept 8-19 2011 by Robin Ripley If you were visiting Granville Island in September perhaps you noticed a giant sewer pipe inscribed with text, foliage fish swimming through the trees, or a fluorescent clam line. These were just three of the eleven temporary installations created by members of   Art is Land Network (AILN).   AILN is a …

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