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Breathtaking 'First Wave' crashes into Penticton

David Spriggs unveils his artwork 'First Wave' at the Penticton Art Gallery on July 4, 2025, marking its first presentation to a domestic audience.
The installation measures 32 feet long, 13 feet high, and 8 feet deep, made from 90 sheets of transparent film.
The artwork was created for a Japanese festival but was never displayed due to COVID restrictions.
Crawford believes visitors may experience a 'cathartic' reaction to the artwork during the exhibition.

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Breathtaking 'First Wave' crashes into Penticton

The show runs from July 4 through Oct. 25 at the Penticton Art Gallery

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