Posted AT 3:16 AM EDT on 02/06/08
Upside-down church 'a big win for Calgary'
VANCOUVER — One person's Cowtown can be another's cultural saviour. Witness the sculpture Vancouverites lovingly (and sometimes not so lovingly) refer to as the upside-down church. It will be dismantled in Vancouver this week and begin a journey to Calgary, where it will be resurrected by the Glenbow Museum. An official announcement will be made Monday.
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