We had an effort to try and locate the UNCEDED display in the Pendennis building years back. Several problems interceded not the least of which was COVID. I would strongly urge all readers on this site to purchase tickets to see this show. Douglas Cardinal, the author of the show, and I are good friends and for his sake and that of Idoia (his wife) alone I would ask people to attend -- you will not be disappointed!
 
Honestly a pretty good use of the space in ECC West. I'm not sure if the website said so, but is this going to be at the old Bay space?

Either way, great foot traffic potential.
 
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Gronk! said:
I'm starting to wonder what plans they have cooking for that entrance once Booster Juice vacates their existing space.
With the Valley Line LRT now up and running, maybe it will be converted into a plaza or something like that?
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Is Booster Juice actually closing that space or is this to replace the other space they closed nearby a while ago?
 
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UNCEDED: Voices of the Land​

Led by the world renowned “Contemporary Master of Architecture” and traditional Elder Douglas Cardinal, UNCEDED showcases the works and worldview of 18 prominent Indigenous architects and designers from across Turtle Island who share an Indigenous vision for the future of our human family.

A grandmother’s warm welcome greets each visitor to the exhibit before they are guided through an immersive, world-class audio-visual experience that pivots on four thematic metaphors: indigeneity, resilience, sovereignty, and colonization.

UNCEDED: Voices of the Land demonstrates that Indigenous cultures, inscribed within the laws, customs and traditions of their peoples, have a profound contribution to make to the world, as seen through the storytelling of the architects.

Visitors are engaged with spectacular depictions of nature, stunning visual effects, and architects presenting as life size speakers. They can then take the time to absorb Indigenous history through full-length documentaries as the heartbeat of powwow drumming guides them through curving walls, as if along a river.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity from March 8 to June 21.
 
Passed by today and seems like they're preparing the retail space next to Dreamscape Designs by the Manulife pedway for something. Lights are on, but don't think it's routine maintenance. Could be wrong though.
 
Yes, I have also seen activity in there several times over the last few weeks so I am hoping something is happening. Another clue for me is H&R took that spot temporarily for the last several years, but this year has another spot.
 
David A said:
Is Booster Juice actually closing that space or is this to replace the other space they closed nearby a while ago?
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They are relocating to the pedway next to Cookies by George. Smaller space as they don't need that much. I am still confused that they pulled out from the Edmonton Tower as it always seemed busy every time I walked by and that it was less than 650SF.
 
cmd uw said:
They are relocating to the pedway next to Cookies by George. Smaller space as they don't need that much. I am still confused that they pulled out from the Edmonton Tower as it always seemed busy every time I walked by and that it was less than 650SF.
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That confused and surprised me to, it seemed to be a good spot. There are a lot of people between the Edmonton Tower, Stantec and the two nearby big hotels and that spot is much closer for all of them than the City Centre pedway.
 
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