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So, as you stand before “”Reflect””, remember the silent observers. They connect us to Seattle’s past. They remind us of the stories etched in the city’s very stones.”
A giant sundial. That’s what greets you at the top of Kite Hill in Seattle’s Gas Works Park. This isn’t
Imagine a time when Seattle’s Fremont was just finding its wonderfully weird vibe. That’s the story of the Fremont Rocket.
“Is this where it all began?” a young boy asked his father, pointing towards the sandy expanse of Alki Beach
Depicting a coho salmon struggling upstream. That’s the Homecoming sculpture. A powerful bronze and stone piece. It stands proudly in
Three whimsical figures greet us here at the JUMs Sculpture. They stand tall and proud, inviting us into a world
Suspended art. Have you seen it? My task today is to introduce you to Anna Skibska’s “Gravity Law”. This sculpture
Waymarking.com tells a tale of “Electrical Abuse,” a concrete sculpture here in Seattle. This isn’t your typical bronze statue. It’s
A polished granite cube catches the sunlight at Common Ground. It beckons us closer to explore this unique sculpture in
“What was once old is new again” is a saying that perfectly describes Magazine 54. This unassuming pier has witnessed
