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Concrete Canvas 15

by Kerri Flannigan and Jesse Campbell

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Description

One of 17 murals on the walls of 16 sites as part of the Concrete Canvas Rock Bay Mural Project. Visit Victoria's Concrete Canvas web page for more information.

Artwork Statement

A mural illustrating the plants and funghi used in local bioremediation.

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About Kerri Flannigan and Jesse Campbell

Biography

Learn more about Kerri Flannigan or Jesse Campbell by searching for each artist individually.

Website

https://www.kerriflannigan.com/

Details

Artwork Type

Mural

Medium

Paint

Unveiled Date

8/25/2018

Year Unveiled

2018

Month Unveiled

Site

611 Bay Street Parklet

Artwork Category

Civic Public Art

Artwork Selection Process

Civic: Invitational / Commissioned

Location

Victoria > East Burnside-Gorge

Partners

Victoria, Esquimalt, Saanich, Oak Bay, View Royal, Highlands, Metchosin, Sooke, Southern Gulf Islands

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