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Laser Graffiti!
As part of Viva Vancouver, VPSN is hosting a few evenings of laser graffiti! Want to know more? Come on out and try your hand at tagging up building walls with digital paint and lasers. Check out the location map... Continue reading »
Reinventing Abandoned Spaces: The High Line in Manhattan
Last month, I had the great pleasure of visiting New York City for the first time. And of course, I went with a mission: to eat my way through the city’s neighbourhoods and to experience the city as a public... Continue reading »
Tangled dolphins: a plastic protest in public space
Did anyone happen to see this in Vancouver on Friday, July 29th at the corner of Georgia and Thurlow streets? The above image has been making the rounds on Facebook. It shows a piece of public art that depicts dolphins,... Continue reading »
6:30pm Davie and Seymour: keeping the politics in Pride
It’s a good time not to be driving a car downtown. Critical Mass has just started rolling down Howe Street and a few scant blocks away a march for trans-rights is making it’s way east towards Seymour. The weather has... Continue reading »
ICBC’s Image Bank and Your Privacy
A few months ago, we posted a story about ICBC’s installation of new intersection cameras throughout BC at a cost of $23 million. We expressed concern that installing surveillance wasn’t the best choice, considering both the economic and civil liberty... Continue reading »