Seattle’s Olympic Sculpture Park is a diverse setting for viewing art, the city of Seattle and Puget Sound. Once an industrial site this waterfront park has incredible views of Elliott Bay, and the Olympic Mountains. This nine acre park gives residents and visitors the opportunity to experience a variety of art in an outdoor setting. Olympic Sculpture Park is located on Western and Broad, and is open and free to the public 365 days a year. It opens 30 minutes prior to sunrise and 30 minutes after sunset.
Wake, 2004
10 plates, 5 sets of locked toroid forms, weatherproof steel
Richard Serra
Split, 2003
Polished stainless steel
Roxy Paine
Father and Son, 2005
Stainless steel, aluminum, water and bronze bell
Louise Bourgeois
Olympic Sculpture Park with Elliott Bay
Typewriter Eraser, 1999
Stainless steel and fiberglass painted with acrylic urethane
Claes Oldenburg
and Coosje van Bruggen
Sky Landscape I, 1976-1983
Welded aluminum painted black
Louise Nevelson
The Eagle, 1971
Painted steel
Alexander Calder
Schubert Sonata, 1992
Painted and unpainted steel
Mark di Suvero
Love & Loss, 2005-2006
Mixed media installation with illuminated rotating element
Roy McMakin
Perre’s Ventaglio III, 1967
Stainless steel and enamel
Beverly Pepper
Bunyon’s Chess, 1965
Stainless steel and wood
Mark di Suvero
About Terri Lundberg
These pictures are beautiful
Thanks Cay!