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New public art installed near Ship Canal project in Ballard
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Link: https://www.myballard.com/2026/09/17/new-public-art-installed-as-ship-canal-tunneling-continues-in-ballard/

New public art is on display at 24th Avenue NW and NW 56th Street as Ship Canal project tunneling and construction continue in Ballard.
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CombatWombat Moderator CombatWombat@feddit.online
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Love a public art

The mural panels, titled Net Cord Landscapes, are part of an art series called FLOW and were created by multidisciplinary artist Amanda Lee. Lee said the work takes inspiration from “reef net fishing and the nettles that provide the fibers,” referencing Ballard’s fishing and maritime history.
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