We celebrated
Art's Birthday at W2 Community Media Arts with a wacky cake made by the baker at the W2 Media Café in the form of a sound wave. We watched interesting archival images of Martin Luther King recently unearthed from Sweden. Artist Bryan Mulvihill (aka Trolley Bus) served fine green tea in a pot he made as a copy of an ancient tea pot design.
Brian sees sharing tea as a form of "social sculpture" and he has been in many
World Tea Party events and projects. He is very hospitable and generous with his knowledge of tea culture. There's an article in the
Georgia Straight outlining his philosophy. He is a really lovely person and a Vancouver treasure.
We celebrated Art's Birthday at W2 Community Media Arts with a wacky cake made by the baker at the W2 Media Café in the form of a sound wave. We watched interesting archival images of Martin Luther King recently unearthed from Sweden. Artist Bryan Mulvihill (aka Trolley Bus) served fine green tea in a pot he made as a copy of an ancient tea pot design.
Brian sees sharing tea as a form of "social sculpture" and he has been in many World Tea Party events and projects. He is very hospitable and generous with his knowledge of tea culture. There's an article in the Georgia Straight outlining his philosophy. He is a really lovely person and a Vancouver treasure.
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