The Impact of People upon the Land in Vancouver: The Vancouver Art Gallery

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The Impact of People upon the Land in Vancouver: The Vancouver Art Gallery
Introduction
This paper looks at the Vancouver Art Gallery and at how its presence impacts upon the land (its morphology) and its use. The paper will explore the function of the art gallery – both inside and outside – and will look at the pertinent issues that complicate things with the gallery as well as the cultural attitudes that are manifested via the way in which people interact with the facility. What will become apparent is that the Art Gallery is actually a rather pristine area – as such things are measured – in the sense that decorum is rigidly enforced and in the sense that site is itself not a source of pollution and does not involve the exploitation of...

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