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The Living Museum Project

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This proposal delivers a municipally-scalable, zero-waste public art model that aligns with Canada Council priorities of access, arts education and community engagement.

Project Team: Cup Gallery Collective (Lead Artist & Director: Berry Kim
Co-Artist & Creative Researcher: Autumn Kim

Transforming School Gymnasiums into Recurring Cultural Environments

A 12-Month Public Art Initiative
Based on Recurring Activation, Community Participation, and Zero-Waste Installation SystemsLatest Update (April 20, 2026)

Gymnasium access officially confirmed at OSS Academy, SD42 Riverside Centre.
Principal Tricia and Captain has granted full permission for monthly large-scale installations throughout 2026, seamlessly integrated into the academy’s existing gymnasium reservations.

Submitted to the Canada Council for the Arts
Anchor Site: SD42 Riverside Centre
(Monthly activations from September 2026)

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The Living Museum Project 2026

Gymnasium access officially confirmed
SD42 Riverside Centre. Latest Update (April 20, 2026)

Principal Tricia has granted full permission for monthly large-scale installations throughout 2026, seamlessly integrated into the academy’s existing gymnasium reservations.
Submitted to the Canada Council for the Arts
Anchor Site: OSS Academy Gymnasium, SD42 Riverside Centre
(Monthly activations from September 2026)

"1,000 Cups, 1,000 Memories" #CupGallery

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“Why Do We Want to Destroy Beautiful Things?” #CupGallery

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9/11 (Towers of Remembrance) #papercup #artwork

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“Filling a Museum with the Yellow He Missed” #CupGallery

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“Cups, Shadows, Silence" #CupGallery

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"Elizabeth Tower" (A Tower of Time) #CupGallery

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“Space X: A Universe Built from Cups” #CupGallery

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"White Grid, Soft Echo" #CupGallery

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About Bleuberry

Blueberry is a Vancouver-based installation artist who transforms disposable materials into poetic reflections of civilization. His works, built from paper cups, explore the tension between beauty and fragility, permanence and waste.

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Our Portfolio Gallery

Human Dignity & Expression

Cup Gallery celebrates the resilience and beauty of the human spirit. Through cup-based installations, we explore stories of identity, emotion, and the quiet strength found in everyday lives.

Environmental Reflection

Our artworks invite viewers to reflect on the relationship between nature and human creation. By repurposing cups—from paper to crystal—we highlight both environmental fragility and the potential for renewal through art.

Cultural Memory & Transformation

We honor diverse traditions by incorporating materials like Korean bowls and global cup forms. Each piece becomes a vessel of memory, bridging past and present, and transforming familiar objects into timeless expressions.

Get in Touch

We welcome your inquiries, collaboration proposals, and reflections on BlueBerry’s meaningful work. Your feedback and support are deeply appreciated.

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