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ECIAD began to burst at the seams in the late 1

and moved into temporary quarters at First Avenue &
Fir Street to accommodate its need to expand. ECIAD's

new building on Johnston Street, which opened last
year, was constructed to replace the First and Fir site

Flux is a collective gallery that blossomed at First and
Fir in the year between ECIAD’s vacating the site and
the wreckers showing up. It has recently relocated to
the Commercial Drive area.

A condominium is slated to rise from the rubble of
First and Fir, It will stand atop a place where many
memories were formed of art made, activities shared,
and myths created.

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