Park
Waterfront Park
1401 Alaskan Wy, Seattle, WA 98101, USA
Waterfront promenade of restored bronze fountains and public art tracing two very different homecomings.
This guide to Waterfront Park in Seattle follows sculptor George Tsutakawa, whose bronze fountains stand in cities worldwide, including the one he built here in nineteen sixty-six for Colman Dock that came down when the ferry terminal needed rebuilding and sat crated for years. It also follows a nearby Christopher Columbus statue, given by Seattle's Italian American community in nineteen seventy-eight, and the protests and vandalism that dogged it for decades. Notice how differently the city treated two artworks removed from the same waterfront within a few years of each other.
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