New art to go up around Vancouver

 When the Winter Games kick off this February, a number of new artworks will be on display in Vancouver.

Mayor Gregor Robertson has unveiled 25 pieces of art, and says 14 artists will have their pieces become permanent fixtures.

"Across the city, more than 20 permanent and temporary works by local, national and international artists will be installed. This $6-million investment will create an artistic legacy for Vancouver," he says.

Some filmmakers will have their work shown on Air Canada flights heading to Vancouver in January and February.

The art will be displayed in several key locations including Stanley Park, the Olympic Athletes Village, and City Hall.

Two more projects are on the way, including a massive nightly light show over English Bay.