sustainable city living

Winter 2009

In this issue:
Olympic festivities – Our insider picks
Transit envy – Attitude matters
Green sex – What about the toys?

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'Yarn Bombing' a new kind of grafitti

Great post Andrea! I loved seeing your yarn bomb. What a great idea for promotion! I am anxiously awaiting for some new yarn to arrive in the mail. Once it does, I am going...
'Yarn Bombing' a new kind of grafitti

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The search for a happy egg

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Spring style, Vancouver edition

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Olympic festivities: The art part
Vancouver public art project to engage (and enrage) spectators during the Games.

Vancouver public art project to engage (and enrage) spectators during the Games.
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Interactive art targets tourists

Local art infiltrates Vancouver in subtle and not-so-subtle ways during the Olympics.

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