Over the last 3 years I have been working with the City of Vancouver Public Art Committee on some very large projects.

10/10/2017

0 Comments

Burrard Place, public art budget $1,697,887.

Smithe and Cambie public art budget $309,310.

Joyce St, public art budget $420,936.

Cook Street, public art budget $190,560.

Nelson Street public art budget $1,386,938.

969 Burrard Street Public Art Budget $1,112,524.

1111 Richards Public Art Budget $632,731.

kingsway public art budget $239,835.

601 West Hastings public art budget $412,100.

Main and 2nd public art budget $305,880.

1550 Alberni, public art budget $492,053.

New Emily Carr University, public art budget $517,265.

Great Northern Way public art budget $286,682

0 Comments

Nick Gregson
Artist

Nickolas Gregson's artistic practice is rooted in graffiti and community centred public art. Raised in East vancouver, Gregson drew inspiration from local street art and the sanctioned graffiti spaces of Leeside tunnel skateboard park. Gregson's long term goal of establishing initiates for mural artist is now taking shape through his recently launched Metro Vancouver art and mural society. Founded by this non-profit intends to allow for collaboration among artists and community members in the urban transformation of blank walls into supports for artwork. Gregson's latest work bridges the gap between studio and street painting, inhabiting a blurred or interesting space between the two worlds. Gregson's murals appear on city walls and his canvas work exhibited in art galleries but has also graced the cover of a popular freely distributed vancouver magazine. Yet while his artwork circulates through these different arteries, the artist intends to remain closely connected to community. “The highest form of art is public art,” claims gregson, who strives to produce art that serves as a platform to speak about social issues.