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1100 Chestnut St
Vancouver, British Columbia V6J 3J9
http://covapp.vancouver.ca

"The Crab" is a notable public art sculpture located in Vancouver, British Columbia. Created by Canadian artist George Norris in 1968, this stainless steel piece stands as an iconic representation of the area's artistic landscape.

Since its installation, "The Crab" has become a distinctive feature of YVR public art, inviting visitors to appreciate its unique design and craftsmanship. The sculpture serves as a reminder of the creativity and expression found within the community, making it a significant landmark for both locals and travelers.

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The Crab: An Icon of YVR Public Art
8/5/2021

In place since 1968, George Norris’ “The Crab” is one of those pieces that makes me think, “where th...

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