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Fountain: the source or origin of anything is a public art project by interdisciplinary artist Laiwan that explores the metaphor of fluidity within the city’s built environment, visible and invisible. Inspired by a residency in the CBC’s analogue media archives, Laiwan has created a project that inhabits public and virtual public spaces […]

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Laiwan began this project by asking: what lies beneath the city’s structures? What histories, cultural patterns, aesthetics and eco-aesthetics, emerge? What might the presence of fluidity throughout the city – from water to information flow – articulate as currents within our built environment? Click below to follow these explorations.

Bruce Macdonald speaks about Keefer & Columbia streets in Chinatown Bruce Macdonald speaks about Keefer & Columbia streets in Chinatown
Cease Wyss at Burrard Bridge & Trout Lake Cease Wyss at Burrard Bridge & Trout Lake
Celia Brauer talks about Vancouver’s Lost Streams Celia Brauer talks about Vancouver’s Lost Streams
Mary Lee Chan Mary Lee Chan
“Summer Afternoon” 1956 CBC Production “Summer Afternoon” 1956 CBC Production
Georgia Viaduct Then and Now Georgia Viaduct Then and Now

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