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Item Details
Title: Geodesic Dome construction on the mudflats
Pictured: Glenn Lewis
Pictured: Gordon Payne
Artist: Michael de Courcy
Date: March 31, 1970
Format: Photograph [fibre based gelatin silver print]
Location: The Michael de Courcy Archive
Size: 12.70 × 10.20 cm
More Information: The Dome Show was Intermedia’s third and final exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery. The unifying structure of the Dome Show was the geodesic dome. Each intermedia member who was interested was invited to build domes individually or communally for the exhibition. Before the exhibition installation Intermedia members constructed their domes in a variety of public spaces, including the Maplewood Mud Flats, at 4th and Arbutus, Kitsilano Beach and in front of the Bentall Center in Downtown Vancouver and outside of the planetarium. L-R: Joan Payne and Glenn Lewis. Collection of the artist.
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Michael de Courcy (Photograph) - 05. Geodesic Dome construction on the mudflats
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