emptyful
in progress
Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
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New Major Public Art project moves in downtown Winnipeg
A major new work of public art was on the move on Saturday morning, May 12, giving downtown residents and workers quite an unusual early morning view.
The work, emptyful, by Vancouver artist Bill Pechet, is a new public art piece that will be installed as a component of the Millennium Library Park project. The structure, which is 35 feet tall and 30 feet at its widest, was moved to the downtown library at 5am on Saturday morning, where it will be installed over the next couple of months. Beginning with this journey, this new artwork will be a permanent, noticeable presence in the downtown area from now on.
emptyful is funded by both the Winnipeg Cultural Capital of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage, and the Winnipeg Arts Council’s Public Art program. It is the largest public art project in Winnipeg to date.
Leif Norman got up at 5:30 am to see the truck arrive at the Millennium Library park near Donald and Graham Ave, Winnipeg.
sparks fly on the construction site
Huge ABLE crane
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
Doug from Tripwire Media gets close for a good shot. emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
emptyful, in progress, Artist: Bill Pechet, 2012, Winnipeg Arts Council Public Art Program
