Reverse-Joy_Slavs-and-Tartars_130410_078_Ash-Tanasiychuk
A public launch of Reverse Joy by artist collective Slavs and Tatars took place at the fountain of Wall Centre Plaza in downtown Vancouver in mid-April 2013. The morning was dark grey, sky filled with ominous clouds, but they cleared in time for the launch of the red-dyed fountain, which attracted numerous people.
This was part of a larger exhibit by Slavs and Tatars happening at Presentation House in North Vancouver.
In the group shots are (L-R) Payam Sharifi - artist, member of Slavs and Tatars, Babak Golkar - curator, and Kasia Korczak - artist, member of Slavs and Tatars.
Reverse-Joy_Slavs-and-Tartars_130410_078_Ash-Tanasiychuk
A public launch of Reverse Joy by artist collective Slavs and Tatars took place at the fountain of Wall Centre Plaza in downtown Vancouver in mid-April 2013. The morning was dark grey, sky filled with ominous clouds, but they cleared in time for the launch of the red-dyed fountain, which attracted numerous people.
This was part of a larger exhibit by Slavs and Tatars happening at Presentation House in North Vancouver.
In the group shots are (L-R) Payam Sharifi - artist, member of Slavs and Tatars, Babak Golkar - curator, and Kasia Korczak - artist, member of Slavs and Tatars.