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Monday March 21st, 2011 The Blue Trees in Richmond are (almost) done! We are almost done The Blue Trees in Richmond! It’s very exciting, especially since we’ve had a very trying last few days with the… Friday March 18th, 2011 Day 2 in Richmond – ✓check! Forget colourant at Biennale office ✓ Volunteers cancel ✓ Sprayer stops working ✓ Rain ✓ More Rain ✓✓ It’s easy to be calm and collected when… Thursday March 17th, 2011 Ready, Set, Go! Blue Trees in Richmond – Day 1 in pictures You drive by city workers daily – sporting their hard hats and reflective vests and steel-toed boots but you, like us rarely think of all of the … Wednesday March 16th, 2011 The Blue Trees… before pictures Check out artist Konstantin Dimopoulos are he works with the City of Richmond for his new project, The Blue Trees! He will begin to apply the blue… Tuesday March 15th, 2011 We’ve got a cure for your winter blues – MORE BLUE! We are eagerly awaiting the arrival of International artist, Konstantin Dimopoulos! We guarantee you will literally stop in your tracks when you see… Wednesday August 25th, 2010 New Addition to Sunset Community Centre The Sunset Community Centre got a new addition! Hold that Thought is a work in neon with programmed failure units by Toronto multimedia artist Kelly… Sunday March 28th, 2010 Fletcher Benton's Donut #7 – Vancouver Biennale Introducing one of the most unique sculptures in the Vancouver Biennale 2009 – 2011 Exhibition. Located at Cressey Olympic Village Park, 1st… Sunday March 21st, 2010 Richmond Art Gallery & Vancouver Biennale: In Transition Exhibition Richmond Art Gallery Exhibition, In Transition: New Art from India April 26 2010 – June 13 2010 Opening reception: May 1st, 1-3pm In… Thursday March 4th, 2010 Vancouver Biennale Brings Water #10 to the City of Richmond Beautiful sunny weather and reflective sculptures along the Fraser River.  Sounds like an average day at the beginning of March, doesn’t it? The … Thursday February 11th, 2010 CODE, Vectorial Elevation & The Vancouver Biennale We by Jaume Plensa silently contemplates Vectorial Elevation. If you’ve been enjoying the balmy night weather along the seawall or out in Vanier …
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