WEST SEATTLE ART: More ‘Interruptions’

(September photo courtesy Katie Kauffman)

Last month we reported on that mural in Puget Ridge, “Lukia e Tenifa” by Toka Valu. The mural at 18th/Myrtle is one of four West Seattle installations that are part of the city’s “Art Interruptions” program; they’re now all detailed and explained here, in a newly published feature on the city’s ArtBeat website. Some are as simple as signs; all are meant to be temporary, the city says, even the mural.

4 Replies to "WEST SEATTLE ART: More 'Interruptions'"

  • Dusty Bottoms October 8, 2022 (11:41 am)

    Is this group tied to the new art on the northwest side of 36th and Barton?

    • WSB October 8, 2022 (11:56 am)

      No. As we reported a couple weeks ago, that was commissioned by the homeowner whose property the wall is on.

  • Susan October 8, 2022 (7:30 pm)

    Excellent!  (Although I’m not quite sure how the shark fits in, since the Salish Sea isn’t home to that type.  A minor detail!)  The artwork and colors are rich and beautiful.   

    • CAM October 9, 2022 (1:08 pm)

      It’s not about the Salish. It’s Tongan. 

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