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Vancouver's Boarded Up High Streets Have Been Made Into Art

Muralists Cover Shuttered Shop Fronts With Messages of Hope, Unity
During the coronavirus outbreak, muralists have remade the look of part of downtown Vancouver’s retail district, which was largely boarded up from mid-March onward. (Justin Eckersall/CoStar)
During the coronavirus outbreak, muralists have remade the look of part of downtown Vancouver’s retail district, which was largely boarded up from mid-March onward. (Justin Eckersall/CoStar)
By Clare Kennedy
CoStar News
22 May 2020 | 21:38

In the past two months, the retail corridors of Vancouver, the cultural and economic capital of Canada's west coast, have gone through several transformations: from destination shopping spot into a ghost town, to an impromptu outdoor art gallery and back again.

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