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Pacman Can Art: Now THAT Is Art of Can

By Eric Monday March 3, 2008

Pacman: Now THAT Is Art of Can

Remember when Red Bull hosted Art of Can here in Philadelphia? It was pretty cool, and a lot of beautiful people were there, but it was severely lacking in any video game inspired structures.

Whoever this artist is in Vancouver, we need him/her. Check out that massive Pacman and ghost made entirely out of cans. Best part is, all the canned food used in the display will be donated to the Vancouver food bank, given to those who really need it. Each display in the gallery ranges from 3,000 to 7,000 cans. That’s a lot of food.

Check out the other displays, such as a killer whale and a Harry Potter.

Yanny on Monday 3, 2008

Dear Eric,

We are reli interested in this art of can, do u know any artists who are good at this?

Love,
Yanny Cheung

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