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May 17, 2026
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How one man painstakingly created public art inspired by Vancouver's sewers and storm drains
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How one man painstakingly created public art inspired by Vancouver's sewers and storm drains
Greg Snider’s Project for a Public Works Yard celebrates the hidden work of city workers
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By John Mackie
Published May 17, 2026
Last updated May 17, 2026
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Greg Snider with his sculpture Project For A Public Works Yard, which is a cut-away of a typical urban street. PHOTO BY JASON PAYNE /PNG
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