WEST SEATTLE ART: On ‘Stay Healthy Street’ in Puget Ridge
Three weeks ago, our nightly roundup featured photos from Lisa spotlighting street art – on a “Stay Healthy Street” in Puget Ridge. Now there’s more – in non-permanent paint that tomorrow’s forecast rain might wash away, so here it is, photo-preserved for posterity.
That photo shows the finished version of one that was under way when Lisa sent photos previously. These are on SW Myrtle between 17th and 18th (map).
What a wonderful expression of creativity! It’s incredible what we can do with our public spaces when we expand our viewpoints from beyond the driver seat of a car. Thank you to the lovely artists, and I hope citizens continue to utilize our public spaces in creative new ways.
Wow! Really gorgeous, thank you!
This has gone from art to graffiti. The fish and rainbow can be seen as art. Political slogans, however I may agree with them, are graffiti and have been reported to find-it-fix-it. Also this is hardly temporary paint. It has withstood some pretty heavy rains the last few weeks. The entire intersection is now covered in all manner of writing. Not everyone wishes to see public property covered in your personal message! May I add my own political message about our council, transportation, etc? Keep it to a sign in your yard.