Art Outside the Box – Feedback on Current Work
The Pioneer Square Residents' Council is calling for Native Coast Salish artists to design public art for display on electrical signal boxes.
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Art Outside the Box!

Public feedback for current work

 The Pioneer Square Residents’ Council continues its development of last year’s Art Outside the Box, a public art project in collaboration with the neighborhood nonprofit the Chief Seattle Club (CSC). We are spreading art throughout the neighborhood on the Seattle Department of Transportation signal boxes (gray utility boxes that control traffic signals), and we need your help!

 

Let us know what you think about the designs below by filling out the form at the bottom of the page and clicking submit.

  • Walkiing Bear by Maynard Johnny Jr. of Penelakut Tribe
  • Thunder Moon by Titus Capoeman of the Quinault Indian Nation
  • Crab by Titus Capoeman of the Quinault Indian Nation
  • Eagles in the Square by Jason Read of the Sechelt Indian Band
  • Muckleshoot Springer by Tyson Simmons of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe
  • Salmon and Water by Leslie Sam (lessLIE) of the Cowichan Tribes Band

Tell us what you think!