Vancouver-Before it was the City of Glass-Exhibit

[whatnext]

Looks like it was an interesting exhibit at the Monte Clark gallery, reminder of a different time. Did anybody go?

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/ca...cost-1-million

[retro_orange]

Originally Posted by whatnext

Looks like it was an interesting exhibit at the Monte Clark gallery, reminder of a different time. Did anybody go?

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/ca...cost-1-million

I wish I had known, I would have gone!

[osirisboy]

Those are cool pics and everything but I find it gets a bit overplayed. Dark, gritty, industrial wasteland pics. It's like ok I get it, it was a shit hole. Although, there were still lots of nice areas back then.

[whatnext]

Originally Posted by osirisboy

Those are cool pics and everything but I find it gets a bit overplayed. Dark, gritty, industrial wasteland pics. It's like ok I get it, it was a shit hole. Although, there were still lots of nice areas back then.

I don't believe the intent was to say it was a "shit hole", just a very different city. As was New York then compared to now, or London.

[osirisboy]

Well basically everything they took pics of were run down. Be it buildings or the people lol. But as I said there were lots of nice areas back then too so they did slant it to push a specific narrative