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Vancouver Mural Festival part 2

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The northern end of Main Street at Industrial Avenue plus the Red Truck Brewery. There are seven more murals at Makerlabs, 780 East Cordova which are now covered in part 3. I have also now made up for missing half of the murals at Belvedere Court which is the large bottom image in the mosaic as well as the featured image (The Present).

Knot Yourself, Station Street

Knot Yourself, Station Street

Southern Street

Southern Street

The Arts Factory

The Arts Factory

Main St at Terminal

Main St at Terminal

Red Truck Brewing

Red Truck Brewing

The missing half

The missing half

Written by Stephen Rees

August 14, 2017 at 3:45 pm

Posted in Art, photography, Transportation, Vancouver

Tagged with Vancouver Mural Festival

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