Some residents in Vancouver, Canada, say a $4.8 million piece of public art hanging underneath a bridge is distastefully positioned in an area formerly frequented by homeless people
There's a $4.8-million piece of public art hanging underneath a Vancouver bridge, and residents say it's distastefully positioned in an area formerly frequented by homeless people.
The Spinning Chandelier, designed by artist Rodney Graham, is and does what its title suggests: The 14- by 21-foot faux-crystal chandelier swivels rapidly, rising and falling over the course of 24 hours. It's certainly a spectacle, but some passersby weren't sold on it when asked by CNN affiliate CBC. "The price tag is way too high for what it is," retired artist Janice Rafael told CBC.
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