Published 2 years ago

Giant painting illuminates downtown Vancouver corner

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The Smithe tower at 885 Cambie Street in downtown Vancouver has a public art component. The ceiling for the tower's outdoor lounge amenity space on the fifth level features an enlarged painting of weaving branches and trees. The artist worked with building owner Boffo Developments over the course of two years to create the installation.

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Giant painting illuminates downtown Vancouver corner

About 60 feet up above street level at the northwest corner of the intersection of Cambie Street and Smithe Street in downtown Vancouver, the expansive underside of a newly built tower doubles as a blank canvas for the print of a giant painting. Last year, construction on The Smithe tower at 885 Cambie Street reached completion, and one of the finishing touches was its public art component. You might also like: - First Nation public art installe…

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