LightShed by Art_Ramos
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Description
This is another sculpture along the seawall by the marina in Vancouver, British Columbia, in Canada. It is titled LightShed and was created by an artist Liz Magor in 2004. The plaque below the sculpture reads:
Photo taken with a Casio Exilm EX-Z75 (7.2 Mega-pixel) digital camera. Enjoy!
o LightShed o
Liz Magor
The form of this sculpture is based on the great
freight shed located on the Vancouver City
Wharf in Coal Harbor about a century ago.
As a half-scale version it recalls the simple
wooden buildings which marked the industrial
activity of the harbour in an earlier era.
The sculpture was commissioned by Grosvenor
Canada Limited through Vancouver's Public Art
Program and donated to the City of Vancouver
upon its completion. It was cast in aluminum at
the Harman Sculpture Foundry.
o 2004 o
Photo taken with a Casio Exilm EX-Z75 (7.2 Mega-pixel) digital camera. Enjoy!
Comments (3)
The thumb reminded me of houses on the Atlantic coast, the way they're on stilts~~pretty interesting art piece, which is exactly what art is all about --nice shot!!
Thus did not want times something longer write come unfortunately always to it everyone to legends such as mad I its pictures find!!! : -): -): -): -): -): - Then to it that does not come my English is so good also still!!!! ..................... I find each picture which I look in its special kind beautiful!!! Which is for humans it is an artist!!! I thank you which I these pictures looking at was allowed and large joy in it has ................. thanks!!!! beautiful evening greeting Rocksy
Very interesting!