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The Fountain lamppost shoots a stream of water into the harbour, as though it was relieving itself after a big night downtown

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The two portraits are described as behaviours commonly being played out on the streets of downtown Halifax after dark. These displays had initially been installed temporarily, but made a big impression and have become a permanent fixture on the Halifax waterfront, and a must see tourist display.

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In this art, it captures what appears to be a fallen lamppost, with another leaning over it checking on it's state. Representing a fallen drunk friend and the curiosity of another. These messages stood out because it signifies friendship and thoughtfulness and what commonly happens when intoxicated.

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Drunken Lampposts was designed by two artists, Chris Hanson and Hendrika Sonnenberg. Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, being a city with one of the highest number of pubs, I was intrigued on how fitting this is, displayed on the boardwalk.