Where the Sugar Refinery Used to Be | Inks on Paper by Colin Smith Local Art hand-knotted by Baluch artisans in

hand-knotted by Baluch artisans in Afghanistan

which are also maps of my childhood

and beautiful book ever published on one of the twentieth century’s most influential architects

which features a black base with teal

Where the Sugar Refinery Used to Be | Inks on Paper by Colin Smith Local Art hand-knotted by Baluch artisans inA view of the Harbour, showing how Saint John is shaped by the bubbles of stone it is built on. See how the railway slinks through the valleys between the hills. The drawing is framed by two beloved non existent landmarks, the Simms Brush Factory and the Sugar Refinery. Where the Sugar Refinery Used to Be Inks on Paper, 2024 9" x 12. 25 inches 16" x 20" in frame The artwork is framed in custom hardwood frames, acid free mat and acid free foam core