August 4, 2020

Another Spin on the Chandelier

Here’s why the Spinning Chandelier as an accessible work of public art will be one of the most loved in the city – rather like “A-mazing Laughter” at English Bay.

Sure, “most loved” does not mean “best,” depending on your criteria, but those who dismiss it because of how it signifies class, or is an obscene expenditure when we have so many other priorities, or is just a marketing device, etc, will only annoy themselves when seeing how people engage with it.

Like this:

Nominations open for any more engaging works in the city.

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  1. The Northern Lights Display on BC Place Stadium!
    Engaging despite its size – the patterns, colours, frequency, and twinkle lights on the cables (all that’s visible from some angles now) create vastly different moods and excitement.

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