The environmentally friendly installation Hibernators by Shirley Wiebe at the old Polar bear pit in Stanley Park is almost gone. The empty bear enclosure is a great piece of 60s architecture with bold shapes.
The environmentally friendly installation
Hibernators by Shirley Wiebe at the old Polar bear pit in Stanley Park is almost gone. The empty bear enclosure is a great piece of 60s architecture with bold shapes. Looking like it would be a fun set for a horror movie with its abandoned nature.
The bio bears have decomposed so much you can't tell what they were.
Here is how they looked in March 2009.
Would also be a rad place for a band to shoot a video.
Presented June 1, 1962
The other side of the old zoo's bear display.
The installation photo of
Hibernators. Photo from
Vancouver Parks & Rec
There are a bunch of other Environmental Artworks in Stanley Park and you can learn more
here.
The bio bears have decomposed so much you can't tell what they were.
Here is how they looked in March 2009.
Would also be a rad place for a band to shoot a video.
Presented June 1, 1962
The other side of the old zoo's bear display.
The installation photo of Hibernators. Photo from Vancouver Parks & Rec
There are a bunch of other Environmental Artworks in Stanley Park and you can learn more here.
