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Bloody Saturday by Bernie Miller and Noam Gonick. (Winnipeg Art Council/Facecbook)
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Alongside the location of certain art pieces, a new app is sharing history and facts behind some incredibly talented works of art.
There is now an app Manitobans can download called Winnipeg Public Art Works. It offers art tours, locations to art pieces, and the history and story behind them across the city.
The picture above shows the piece called Bloody Saturday created by Bernie Miller and Noam Gonick. It went up in 2019 in the Pantages Plaza.
The description of this particular piece is the ghost of a trolley tipped in protest rises out of the pavement across from City Hall. It reminds us of a defining moment in Winnipeg s history to spark dialogue about the complex issues of the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike.