The murals that run along the SoDo light rail track are the result of 60 artists collaborating over the course of three summers.
Navigating public spaces these past two years has felt a lot like being trapped in a labyrinth; just when you seem to be gaining momentum, a dead end. Just when you feel the path has grown predictable, manageable, it curves or doubles over on itself in some unforeseen way.
As we trickle back into the world, in fits and starts, it’s worth reflecting on what has changed—and who defines these places we occupy together. A new guard of public art installations, including an actual labyrinth, has
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