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Latest Articles Tagged "canstruction"

Food

A Banksy Built Out Of Canned Food & More At Canstruction 2014

And other entries from this year's Canstruction to benefit City Harvest.

By

Angely Mercado


Food

Nessie, Minions And The Staten Island Ferry: Photos From Canstruction 2013

The annual design competition and charity event tasks groups with creating giant sculptures made entirely out of cans.

By

Nell Casey


Food

Check Out All The Clever Can Creations From Canstruction's 20th Anniversary

The annual design competition and charity event was originally scheduled to take place last November but Hurricane Sandy had other plans and the event was forced to postpone until this month.

By

Nell Casey


Arts & Entertainment

Yes We CAN: Photos From This Year's Canstruction Competition

The 19th Annual NYC Canstruction competition and exhibition has been on display around the World Financial Center—but it'll only be up till tomorrow, so now's your last chance to check out the can-based works.

By

Ben Yakas


Food

100,000 Cans Turned Into Inventive Sculptures For Canstruction 2011

Yes you can enjoy these photos of the 19th annual Canstruction Exhibition, which puts 100,000 cans of food to good use by turning them into large-scale, gravity-defying sculptures.

By

John Del Signore


Food

Photos: Canstruction 2010 On View To Help City Harvest

It's Canstruction time again, everybody! 25 teams of architects and engineers and

By

John Del Signore


Food

Canstruction 2009 Winners Canfirmed!

Down at the Winter Garden in the World Financial Center, this year's

By

John Del Signore


News

Canstruction is Up--Remember to Donate Food

The annual Canstruction sculptures are on display at the World Financial Center.

By

Jen Chung



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