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So many murals in Vancouver. This one is from Sebastian Curi ( an American artist). It was his first mural in a categorie: Figurative/people. As it is not easy to photograph the whole mural, I choose to focus on one part ! Happy CMWD .
Tant de peintures murales à Vancouver. Celui-ci est de Sebastian Curi (un artiste américain). C'était sa première murale dans une catégorie : Figuratif/people. Comme il n'est pas facile de photographier toute la fresque, j'ai choisi de me concentrer sur une partie !
Avec ce lien vous pouvez voir plus de la murale:
J'adore son art... J'ai vu cellei-ci en janvier 2020 . Elle est si grande qu'il est difficile de tout capturer sur une photo.
Regardez les liens que j'ajoute à la description. Voici ce que l'artiste, Ola volo dit à propos de cette murale : « J'ai créé une pièce pour le Vancouver Mural festival 2016 sur le bâtiment connu sous le nom d'Arts Factory sur la 1st Ave et la rue Main. Je voulais apporter de la couleur à Vancouver, car il fait souvent gris et pluvieux dans la ville."
I just love her art.....I saw this one in January 2020 . it is so large , difficult to get in all in one photo.
check the links I add to the description. Here is what the artist, Ola Volo says about this mural : "I created a piece for the Vancouver Mural festival 2016 on the building known as the Arts Factory on 1st Ave and Main Street. I wanted to bring colour to Vancouver, as it is often grey and rainy in the city."
The locomotives had been stabled at Ipswich overnight, having worked a GBRf staff charter to Paignton the previous day.
Part of the Vehicle Maintenance Facility at Ipswich, built for and operated by Freightliner.
It includes a wagon repair shed and a separate wheel lathe, which can accommodate locomotives, as well as wagons.
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... so many murals everywhere. Created in 2020 by Ejiwa Ebenebe. Have a good Sunday. For me it will be a family gathering for my oldest son's BD.
Beaucup de murales partout. Crée par Ejiwa Ebenebe en 2020.. Bon dimanche à tous. Chez nous ce sera l'anniversaire de fiston- le plus âgé des deux .
Sonic Youth's "Kool Thing" could be one of the best rock songs ever. There's competition, for sure... but it's up there among the greats.
Mural by Nada Hayek. Downtown Vancouver. August 19, 2021.
F4U-5 Vought Corsair 122179 VMF-312 N179PT served with the US Navy BuNo 123168
This aircraft does have some combat history,in 1969 along with 21 other Corsairs it was part of a ground attack on El Salvador
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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FG-1D Corsairs of Marine Squadron VMF-213 assigned to Escort Carrier USS Saidor flying a training flight in Hawaii, 1945
F4U-5 Vought Corsair 122179 VMF-312 N179PT served with the US Navy BuNo 123168
This aircraft does have some combat history,in 1969 along with 21 other Corsairs it was part of a ground attack on El Salvador
North American P51D Mustang N251CS 463747 USAAF 44-74977 Charlottes Chariot II
Aircraft was constructed at Inglewood California USA in 1944 the tail markings are from a P51 Based in France at the tail end of WWII 44-463747
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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Arriva Midlands E400 4411 passes Old Square whilst carrying a 110 service for Tamworth
Vehicle Details
Operator: Arriva Midlands North
Fleet Details: 4411
Registration: YX64 VMF
Vehicle Type: Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 E40D
Vehicle History
New to Tamworth 09/14
Wandering the Main Street east-side back alley (Watson Street) in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood checking out the mural compliment.
This one by Tyler Toews is from the 2018 Vancouver Mural Festival is located at 3068 Watson Street.
Artist Statement:
“The Kraken” is about our relation and impact on the natural world.
The octopus is very intelligent animal, able to solve complex problems. It is the most advanced invertebrate on earth.
In Norse Mythology an octopus like sea creature called the Kraken was believed to have the power to sink enormous ships.
On this wall the Kraken takes the shape of a number 8, also the symbol for infinity. An animal that takes this shape is said to represent life without end.
Although humankind is the cause of significant change in the global ecosystem, life will persist. The system will not just quit. It is our choice how we will affect it.
Elit’Avia Malta G500 parked on the East Apron two days before departing for Frankfurt-Hahn, Germany as EAU23F.
Reregistered 9H-LOVE in May-23.
My photo is dedicated to those heroic warriors of Marine Fighter Squadron 112 who served with honor and distinction at Guadalcanal during World War II.
Visit the website to learn more:
nittanyleathernecks.com/vmf112/index.html
copyright SB ImageWorks
F4U-5 Vought Corsair 122179 VMF-312 N179PT served with the US Navy BuNo 123168
This aircraft does have some combat history,in 1969 along with 21 other Corsairs it was part of a ground attack on El Salvador
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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F4U-5 Vought Corsair 122179 VMF-312 N179PT served with the US Navy BuNo 123168
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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Strathcona neighbourhood was blessed with some murals during the 2021 Vancouver Mural Festival (VMF) including this one - "Watch Over This Child" by Sasha Mbabazi at 603 Powell Street.
It's surprising the graffiti vandals have not defaced it - yet.
Artist Statement:
Titled "Watch Over This Child", my piece is meant to serve as a call to action, for all of us to take responsibility for the well-being of one-another.
We almost always favour what’s already familiar over what we’ve failed to understand, and retreat to the safety of that with which we are familiar.
It is as important as ever to respect, protect and honour one another as we would our own family.
F4U-5 Vought Corsair 122179 VMF-312 N179PT served with the US Navy BuNo 123168
This aircraft does have some combat history,in 1969 along with 21 other Corsairs it was part of a ground attack on El Salvador
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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F4U-5 Vought Corsair 122179 VMF-312 N179PT served with the US Navy BuNo 123168
This aircraft does have some combat history,in 1969 along with 21 other Corsairs it was part of a ground attack on El Salvador
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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1957 North American T-28C Trojan N528TC Marines US Navy VMF-323WS BuNo146253
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2022
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Mural at 780 east Cordova Street in Vancouver's Strathcona neighbourhood.
The mural, untitled, is by Bicicleta Siem Freio a Brazilian duo. it was painted for the Vancouver Mural Festival (VMF) prior to the formal start of the festival in 2016.
MakerLabs, founded in 2013, has 26,000 square feet of workshops, studios and common areas including a wood shop, metal shop, ceramics studio, CNC routers, laser cutters, sewing machines, and much more.
MakerLabs provides the tools, space, and skills to make almost anything.
Vancouver Science World Dome lighting for Blanketing The City: Lighting The Way festival.
It's part of Vancouver Mural Fest (VMF) Winter Arts Festival.
Blanketing The City: Lighting The Way is an evolution of the ongoing public art series designed by xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Weaver and Designer, Debra Sparrow in collaboration with VMF (Vancouver Mural Festival).
Blanketing The City: Lighting The Way transposes Coast Salish weaving patterns onto the exteriors of Vancouver’s iconic buildings including Canada Place, BC Place, TELUS Garden and Science World.
Debra Sparrow says:
“Over the past 150 years, Vancouver’s vision of who it was, did not include us. Because Coast Salish weaving patterns reflect the land we are on, everyone who is here today can connect to the patterns and be invited into the vision of the identity of this place.
The patterns can help the people of Vancouver get a sense of where they are, and who the people are that have been here for thousands of years.
The patterns projected on the buildings in Lighting The Way are inspired by patterns on our blankets.
These blankets encompass everything that we are as humans. We use them in all our communities: Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil Waututh, Tsawwassen, Kwantlen, Coquitlam, Comox, the interior and down to the States.
This is a calling. I won't stop doing what I am doing until I wrap the City in our patterns.”
THE FACTS:
When:
Feb 22–27 // Sundown - 11:00 PM
Where:
Canada Place // Cathedral Square Park // Telus Garden // Bc Place // Science World // Granville Island // The Biltmore Hotel
Force of Nature by Ts’msyen artist Phil Gray on the side of the Douglas Reynolds Gallery, South Granville Street in Vancouver.
The work, sponsored by the gallery, was painted for the 2021 Vancouver Mural Festival (VMF).
Artist Statement:
“The story of Salmon Woman tells how this supernatural woman brought salmon to Raven.
After Raven’s many travels, he was worn down and tattered. He met and married Salmon Woman who healed him and cleaned him up.
While he was searching for food, she touched the water and hundreds of salmon appeared for him to feast on.
Although she saved him and nursed him back to health, he took her for granted and treated her terribly. In the end, Salmon Woman became fed up and took everything with her when she left him, leaving him as desolate as before.
This design is a commentary about how colonialism has negatively affected the way we treat women, LGBTQ+, and the environment.
Although women are life givers and interconnected with the environment, heteropatriarchy forced a shift in our morals and responsibilities in relation to them.
This representation of Salmon Woman with all the colours of the rainbow is a reminder that until women and LGBTQ+ are valued, respected, and reinstated back into their traditional roles and responsibilities our communities will continue to struggle to become healthy vibrant communities again.” – Phil Gray, 2021