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Ontario-based artist’s ‘Seeing Nature’ picked for the 2,200-seat grandstand at Bear Creek Park
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Ontario-based artist’s ‘Seeing Nature’ picked for the 2,200-seat grandstand at Bear Creek Park
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Author of the article: The Whig-Standard Publishing date: Jan 07, 2021 • January 7, 2021 • 1 minute read A billboard at Division and Princess streets featuring a poem by the city's poet laureate, Jason Heroux, is the first installation of the city's public art project in the Hub district. Photo by Peter Hendra /The Whig-Standard Article content The first public art installation in the city’s “Hub” district is now up — literally. A billboard featuring a poem by Kingston’s poet laureate, Jason Heroux, set against an illustration by Grace Sylvester, sits atop buildings ...