“Riding the Number 7” mural at Columbia City Gallery
Tina Albro designed this mural depicting the #7 bus, with portraits by Jayashree Krishnan, of individuals that have historical significance in the neighborhood.
“This is for You” sculpture in Hillman City
This bent steel rod and fabric sculpture by Sarah Fetterman hangs from a tree in Hillman City and is illuminated with LED lighting.
Hillman City planter boxes
This project brought together artists and gardeners to reimagine the planters on Rainier Ave S. The planters have a fireworks theme as a nod to the historic Hitt’s Fireworks Company.
Murals at Royal Esquire Club
TR Miles created murals depicting local musical icons Ernestine Anderson and Quincy Jones outside of the Royal Esquire Club. These murals are digitally printed and enhanced with colored plexiglass to resemble broken stained glass.
Purrdie Burrdie I Love Myself, Can you See
Danitra Hunter created a children’s book featuring a character that represents black culture and self-love. The District funded the first printing of the book. Danitra donated books to local school libraries and did readings at schools in Southeast Seattle.
“Living Free” mural at Renew Physical Therapy
Vincent Keele and TR Miles created this mural that reflects the healing power of physical therapy.
Rainier Valley Creative District mural
The Rainier Valley Welcome Mural project engaged young BIPOC artists and community members to help beautify the business cores of the Rainier Valley. District funding supported the murals in Columbia City and Hillman City.
