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Title: The Dream Ship: Artist: Miles Pepper Location: Beacon Hill Branch - Seattle Public Library 2821 Beacon Avenue South Medium: Aluminum Descr: The spirit and concept of this artwork was sparked by "The Kon-Tiki Expedition". Floating above the building, it functions as a visible and animated landmark for the library and the Beacon Hill community. This Dream Ship represents a place to explore, to discover and to dream. It captures Beacon Hill's wind patterns and slowly changes form as it opens and closes with the wind. |
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Title: Parable Artist: Buster Simpson Location: S Henderson St and Martin Luther King Way - The North Plaza at Rainier Beach Station Medium: Steel Descr: Giant bowl of pears. A commentary on urban growth and change the "bowl" is made of recycled rails and the split pears of rusty cast iron. Are they pears or wrecking balls? Lighting will come later. |
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Title: Elijah's Cup Artist: Ray Jensen Location: 5217 South Brandon - West exterior wall of Temple Ezra Bessaroth on Wilson Avenue South Medium: Bronze Descr: Art spotter Robert Purser |
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Title: Jose P. Rizal Artist: Anastacio Caedo, 1989 Location: Jose Rizal Park: S. Judkins St. & 12 Ave. S. Medium: Bronze Descr: Bronze bust commissioned by the Filipino American Community. |
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Title: East is West Artist: Val Laigo, 1981 Location: Jose Rizal Park: S. Judkins St. & 12 Ave. S. Medium: Concrete Descr: Triptych mosaic mural commissioned by the Filipino American Community |
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Title: Equality Artist: Ken Ledback & Rolon Bert Garner, 1995 Location: Sturgis Park at Sturgis Ave. S. & S. Judkins St. Medium: Stone Descr: 35 granite houses & one bronze house which is raised on a pedestal above the rest and has been chosen from within the group. |
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Title: Pavilion of Greatness Artist: Taejon Craftsmen, 1998 Location: Taejon Park at Sturgis Ave. S. & S. Judkins St. Medium: Wood Descr: Wood with tile roof pavilion. A gift from South Korean sister city, Taejon |
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Title: Red Ball Stamp Artist: Carl Chew, 1986 Location: I-90 Lid Water Detention Basin (also Dog Off-leash Park) @ S. Massachusetts St. & Martin Luther King Way S. Medium: Paint Descr: Painted steel sculpture of ball's trajectory. Basin was apparently dug in a stadium area where Native Americans played their game with red ball. |
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Title: Untitled Columns Artist: Ellen Ziegler, 1988 Location: Water Detention Basin (also Dog Off-leash Park) at S. Massachusetts St. & Martin Luther King Way S. Medium: Paint Descr: Painted galvanized pipe (two shown of 13 pieces) |
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Title: What Does it Mean? Artist: Carl Chew & Ellen Ziegler, 1986 Location: I-90 Lid Water Detention Basin (also Dog Off-leash Park) @ S. Massachusetts St. & Martin Luther King Way S. Medium: Steel Descr: Inscription on stainless steel asking questions about purpose of art. |
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