What do the Beatles and B.C. Family Day have in common?
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — What do B.C. Family Day and the Beatles have in common, you might ask. More than at first blush. For one thing, today is Family Day, that new [Continue]
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New public art at Interior Savings Centre is like ‘two rivers’
NEWS — A $130,000 piece of public art is going up in Riverside Park at the Interior Savings Centre roundabout, and it’s a big one. The 10-metre metal sculpture, called [Continue]
Council has to avoid mixed messages on new arts centre
THURSDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — City council will have to be careful about not giving mixed messages on the proposed performing arts centre. While a new concert hall — the [Continue]
Artists young and old reveal their work at upcoming exhibit
NEWS — More than 90 area artists from ages 14 to 84 will reveal their work at Kamloops Arts Council’s Art Exposed Feb. 15-23. The exhibit will be in the Old Courthouse [Continue]
Public art is controversial because, well, it’s outside
THE ARMCHAIR MAYOR COLUMN — Kamloops City council seemed perplexed yesterday as to why the newest piece of public art is controversial before it’s even been [Continue]
‘We didn’t choose it,’ Dever says of new sculpture
NEWS — City council should have more input on what public art looks like, says Coun. Nelly Dever. She raised the issue at council’s regular meeting today in the wake [Continue]
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