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July 10, 2012 | Edmonton Tourist

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Happy Earth Day! Of all the places I have been around the world, the Alberta Rockies are my favourite place to unwind and recharge. I am lucky to have them in my backyard. • • • • #earthday #banff #jasper #parkscanada #travelalberta #explorecanada #edmontontourist #travelphotography #travel #lakeminnewanka #canadianrockies #dailyviewalberta #dailyview #imagesofcanada #pocketcanada
This piece of public art receives a lot of hate. The point of art is to make the observer feel. What the feel is irrelevant, evoking emotion is the goal. Art in public spaces elevates our culture. It’s one of the things I love about #Vancouver. They have art on most street corners downtown. Edmonton is getting there. Talus Dome created by Los Angeles artists, Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues. My only wish is we use Canadian art to showcase our culture. @doniveson are you listening? • • • • #yeg #yegrivervalley #yegparks #publicart #yegart #art #design #architecture #culture #quenellebridge #talusdome #igyeg #travel #exploreedmonton #explorecanada #edmontontourist #dailyview #dailyviewedmonton #imagesofcanada
Known as Chief Weeshakes, Charles Dudoward, an artist, merchant and hereditary Ginaxangiik tribal chief of the Tsimshian people, carved and painted this totem pole in the gym of Ross Sheppard high, where it was erected far from the Pacific Northwest as part of a Canadian centennial project in 1967. That makes it 50 years old. • • • • #yeg #firstnations #firstnationsart #totem #totempole #totemproject #centenial #art #yegart #exploreedmonton #explorecanada #dailyview #yegarchtecture #yegdesign #design #archtecture #thunderbird #rosssheppard #wearesheppard #woodcarving #carvings
The Astrological Mosaics of Coronation Park. Hidden art gems of Edmonton • • • • #yeg #exploreedmonton #explorecanada #edmontontourist #edmonton #art #urbanart #publicart #astrology #cancer #mosaic #mosaicart #constelation #yegparks #dailyview #igyeg #parks #artistsoninstagram
It’s a very pink pool • • • • #yeg #regrecreation #swim #yegarchitecture #architecture #urbanphotography #urbandesign #exploreedmonton #edmontontourist #edmonton #dailyview #imagesofcanada #igyeg #design
180 from yesterday • • • • #yeg #twos #science #sciencecentre #coronationpark #yegparks #exploreedmonton #edmontontourist #edmonton #explore #igyeg #yeggers #dailyview #imagesofcanada #stargazing

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