Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Don Kwan at Cafe Orient Restaurant. Photographs on Chinatown Remixed Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Street Art Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Hula Hooping Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Keri May at Kowloon Supermarket Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Tweeting on the Street Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Kerri Finn at the India Grocery Store Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Jenn Farr at Cho Cham Restaurant Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Street DJs Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
Credit: Photos of China Doll by Ben Welland
On Saturday, May 8, stores, restaurants and grocery stores opened their doors to art, artists and art seekers for the second Chinatown Remixed art show.
Despite a day of rain and chilly temperatures, people descended upon Chinatown to discover art hidden in unusual surroundings — above shopping carts, alongside cans of beans, above diners in restaurants, along the street and in stores that you never knew were there.
Chinatown Remixed runs for one month until June 8. For further information, download maps of selected galleries are available at ottawachinatown.ca
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