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Live art at the Forks

Two Manitoba artists, including Kenneth Lavallee (black shirt)  who designed the Games' medals and Takashi Iwasaki (white shirt), paint a large canvas, 5 panels in total each painting 2 individually and the 5th panel incorporating their individual styles together, at the Forks Tuesday.  The piece of art - designed as part of the pageantry leading up to the 2017 Canada Summer Games - will be installed on the Forks' Parking Garage Wednesday, July 26.  

July 25,, 2017RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

Live art at the Forks

Two Manitoba artists, including Kenneth Lavallee (black shirt)  who designed the Games' medals and Takashi Iwasaki (white shirt), paint a large canvas, 5 panels in total each painting 2 individually and the 5th panel incorporating their individual styles together, at the Forks Tuesday.  The piece of art - designed as part of the pageantry leading up to the 2017 Canada Summer Games - will be installed on the Forks' Parking Garage Wednesday, July 26.  

July 25,, 2017

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RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Live art at the Forks Two Manitoba artists, including Kenneth Lavallee (black shirt) who designed the Games' medals and Takashi Iwasaki (white shirt), paint a large canvas, 5 panels in total each painting 2 individually and the 5th panel incorporating their individual styles together, at the Forks Tuesday. The piece of art - designed as part of the pageantry leading up to the 2017 Canada Summer Games - will be installed on the Forks' Parking Garage Wednesday, July 26. July 25,, 2017RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Live art at the Forks Two Manitoba artists, including Kenneth Lavallee (black shirt) who designed the Games' medals and Takashi Iwasaki (white shirt), paint a large canvas, 5 panels in total each painting 2 individually and the 5th panel incorporating their individual styles together, at the Forks Tuesday. The piece of art - designed as part of the pageantry leading up to the 2017 Canada Summer Games - will be installed on the Forks' Parking Garage Wednesday, July 26. July 25,, 2017

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