Urban Garden, Public art installation in downtown Seattle, United States
The Urban Garden is a public art installation featuring multiple murals in downtown Seattle created through community collaboration. The works vary in size, style, and subject matter, with many addressing themes of environment and community stories.
The installation was founded in 2011 and has grown into a significant location for art projects and community involvement in Seattle. Over the years, more artists and organizations have become involved in creating the murals.
The murals come to life through partnerships between local artists and community groups, each one telling stories from different parts of the city. Walking through the space, you notice how these artworks give voice to neighborhood experiences and everyday life.
The location is open year-round and can be visited at any time without advance reservation. Best to explore the various murals on foot and take time to observe the messages and details of each work.
One of the murals was specifically designed with scientific elements about salmon conservation, connecting environmental science with public art education. This work shows how artistic expression can make complex ecological topics accessible to the public.
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