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Quoted: Complete listings of visitor information for the Olympic Sculpture Park
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Quoted: Complete listings of visitor information for the Olympic Sculpture Park
Quoted: Complete listings of visitor information for the Olympic Sculpture Park
- kwong - Jan 02 2007 | seattle, events, music, art, washington, grand opening
Olympic Sculpture Park Grand Opening!
Quoted: Opening in 2006, the Olympic Sculpture Park will be a new 8.5 acre free park offering a variety of art and sculpture in an outdoor setting with views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound. This will be the Seattle Art Museum’s third venue, located on the waterfront in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood.
So exicted to see how this project is going to turn out. opening January 20, 2007
Quoted: Opening in 2006, the Olympic Sculpture Park will be a new 8.5 acre free park offering a variety of art and sculpture in an outdoor setting with views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound. This will be the Seattle Art Museum’s third venue, located on the waterfront in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood.
- jigna - Sep 25 2006
It's already looking pretty cool. Did you notice the metal tree? Pretty neat piece of art at the south east corner of the park.
- noreen - Sep 25 2006
yeah I saw the metal tree on saturday and something red and large on the other corner...not sure what that is yet...but it looks very cool
- mohit - Oct 04 2006
nice. might check out the progress over the weekend.
- jigna - Sep 25 2006
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Still haven't gone ... one less excuse :)
So when are we going, hotcakes?